Archive: american-tennis-news
As she approaches a possible return to No. 1 status, Serena Williams can't seem to work out her sentiments on the possibility.
Heart-scare victim Mardy Fish, who has not been seen on a court since the US Open, has pulled the plug on what to have been a homecoming to tennis at the Delray tournament
Formula 1 officials are hoping to start filling their stands for tennis, with negotiations reportedly underway to try and bring Roger Federer to the Texas
Richard Spurling is a passionate but soft spoken Swede, who spends his days teaching tennis on Southern California’s hard courts.
The BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells has proposed to increase its prize money by at least $1.6 million, to around $6.6 million
Twenty years after one of tennis’ most iconic figures Arthur Ashe sadly and prematurely passed away – from his spectacles to a wisdom tooth – are to be auctioned
Tennis Australia is using Cardio Tennis as one of its main programs to increase tennis participation in that country
It looks like Sloane Stephens has yet to solve her abdominal injury puzzle as the promising American teen has pulled out of Fed Cup with an ab strain.
The USTA announced that Boise, Idaho, has been selected as the site for the 2013 Davis Cup by BNP Paribas quarterfinal tie between the United States and Serbia, April 5-7
Abdominal Strain Forces Australian Open Semifinalist to miss tie in Rimini, Italy, Feb. 9-10
Fresh from becoming the most successful doubles team in history, Bob and Mike Bryan have swiftly turned their attentions to Davis Cup
Sloane Stephens, the teenager who still treats the holder of 15 Grand Slam crowns as her idol, produced the upset of the tennis year.
Williams and Stephens struck up a friendship when they represented the United States in Fed Cup against the Ukraine last year
Andy Murray has dismissed what appears to be premature report in the London Times that the ATP players are seriously considering a boycott of the US Open
Maui Challenger - take a look at the qualifiers and the order of play.
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