Archive: tennis-news
A dramatic day of singles action at the Rio Olympics saw three of the top four seeds in the tournament book their spots in the semifinals. The lone outsider?
Two-time defending champion Serena Williams has accepted a wild card into the 2016 Western & Southern Open.
Rafael Nadal is one win away from playing for a medal after he defeated Gilles Simon 7-6(5), 6-3 in the third round of the Rio Olympics on Thursday afternoon.
After Wednesday’s results, both the New York Empire and Springfield Lasers have been eliminated from post-season contention.
Philadelphia Freedoms fans packed the Villanova University Pavilion to watch Donald Young and the Freedoms take on Former World No. 1 and US Open Champion Andy Roddick and the New York Empire Wednesday night.
Madison Keys - On her effort today: "I think I played the first set really well and then I think Carla definitely raised her level. She was able to push me back and I wasn't able to dictate as well.
HARRY HOPMAN has to be the marker for real fitness in the modern era.
The opening ceremony. It was over the top awesome. We loved the British "Kit"... TV delays and commercials were not appreciated....
Rafael Nadal dominated his first match since the French Open, beating Federico Delbonis 6-2, 6-1 in the opening round of the Rio Olympics on Sunday afternoon.
Nick Kyrgios lifted the second ATP winner's trophy of his career on Sunday afternoon, when he took down John Isner 7-6(3), 7-6(4) in the final of the BB&T Atlanta Open.
Nick Kyrgios has not seemed particularly enamored with the Atlanta heat this week, but he has persevered through three matches and the reward is his third career ATP final.
Plenty of tennis fans wondered what Nick Kyrgios was doing when he entered the BB&T Atlanta Open, and for a while it looked like Kyrgios--himself--wondered the same thing on Friday afternoon.
The singles draw for the Rio Olympics tennis tournament was revealed on Thursday morning, and the festivities were highlighted by Rafael Nadal landing in the same half of the bracket as world No. 1 Novak Djokovic.
The United States – the leader in Olympic tennis medals since the sport was reinstated as a medal Olympic event in 1988 – expects continued success in 2016.
Two huge-serving Americans, John Isner and Reilly Opelka, kept the American train rolling at the BB&T Atlanta Open with second-round victories on Wednesday.
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