Doane Tennis picked up a sweep of the first Great Plains Athletic Conference (GPAC) Tennis Player of the Week honors. Jorge Chevez (JR/Panama City, Panama) received the men's honor while Amber Weston (FR/Mead...
Frances Tiafoe is one of the most popular players on Tour. You will rarely find the American without a smile on his face, and he is always having fun with his colleagues.
Mischa Zverev has no qualms donning multiple caps at any one time. Even after qualifying for his first ATP Masters 1000 main draw in two years at the Miami Open presented by Itau on Tuesday, the German saw no reason to reprioritise his own tennis career higher up the order.
The highs of pushing Stefanos Tsitsipas to five sets before a home crowd on Rod Laver Arena last month are a far cry from the sparse qualifying courts Thanasi Kokkinakis has competed on since. But it is a journey the 24-year-old accepts on another long road back following a year sidelined.
Tennis legend Yannick Noah grew up in Cameroon, and on Tuesday he showed the world how eager children from the country are to play tennis. The 1983 Roland Garros champion shared on social media a video...
WHAAAAAT!? The new Wilson x Minions Collection has arrived! Your favorite Minions have teamed up with Wilson Sporting Goods Co. for a new limited-edition brand collaboration with Minion-branded tennis balls, racquets, backpacks, and accessories for all ages!
French tennis star Benoit Paire appeared to say that he is currently aiming to lose in the first round of tournaments so that he can earn quick money, then kick back and relax.
Since its beginnings in South Florida in 1985, the Miami Open presented by Itau has been a showcase for the sport’s greatest champions. The tournament’s honour roll reads like a who’s-who guide to the best of men’s tennis, from Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi to Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic.
Some of the world’s leading tennis coaches, including Toni Nadal, Boris Becker, Apostolos Tsitsipas, Ivan Ljubicic, Gilles Cervara, Nicolas Massu and Nick Bollettieri, will take part in the first World Tennis Conference, a virtual online event from 25-28 March.
