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Click here to check out the latest tennis photos of Roger Federer at the Hopman Cup in Perth, Australia.
With final preparations for Australian Open 2018 well underway, and players already winging their way from the northern hemisphere, the final TV ratings release for the year has revealed just how popular this year’s tournament was with fans across the country.
Tennis Channel and Tennis Channel Plus will provide complete coverage of 2018 Hopman Cup competition this week and next, the world's most prestigious mixed-doubles team competition.
Click here to check out a few of our favorite Rafael Nadal tennis photos of 2017.
What a year. The worst tennis injury of 2017 was at WIMBLEDON. It actually was the worst we ever saw.
Click here to check out more of our favorite EPA tennis photos.
Click here to check out another photo gallery of our top trophy picks from 2017.
This one is everything. Okay, it didn't have a fifth set; or even a fourth. But it was unable to have those things, because--of course--the Miami Open is a Masters 1000 event as opposed to a major. Everything that this one was allowed to bring to the table, it brought.
Djokovic and Murray have gone head-to-head in their fair share of five-setters over the years, but for the most the encounters between these two former world No. 1s are lacking just a bit in the departments of quality and competitiveness.
Over the next week, Ricky is counting down his top 10 men's matches of the year, in order from No. 10 all the way down to No. 1. It continues at No. 9 with a third-round showdown at the Montreal Masters between Denis Shapovalov and Rafael Nadal.
Radek Stepanek announced his retirement from the ATP Tour earlier this month. The Czech, who turned 39 a few days ago, last played at the Australian Open before undergoing back surgery in March.
Roger Federer made a rousing recovery from knee surgery capturing an ATP-best seven tournament titles
Recovering from 2016 knee surgery and combating a sometime creaky back have reinforced Roger Federer’s belief in a strong mind-body connection.
Jack Sock was a dreadful 13-16 in his last 29 matches going into the Rolex Paris. It looked like he would be 13-17 in his last 30 matches of the season when he trailed Kyle Edmund 5-1 in the third set of their second-round contest.
They both said it. “This has been a week I will never forget.” Nor should they because, at the Rolex Paris Masters, Jack Sock and Filip Krajinovic lifted themselves to higher levels of achievement than either had ever experienced before.
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