Plus: Alcaraz escapes Tiafoe at Wimbledon, Medvedev's Melbourne magic, and more.

These gold medal winners shined in the City of Lights during the Summer Games for the most patriotic performances of 2024.

The former world No. 1 steps into the new year free of expectations, pressure and stereotypes, as explained in her cover story.

The former world No. 3 added the 2001 Wimbledon champion and Novak Djokovic's former coach to her team in November.

Which underdogs rose to the occasion on the biggest stages in the last year?

It's the thought that counts, right?

The first major event in the U.S. this year was a memorable one, to say the least.

The Australian swing just got a little more interesting.

American Alex Michelsen is seeded No. 2 in a field that also includes Chengdu champion Shang Juncheng and Joao Fonseca.

Alexander Zverev dubbed Fognini's "Great Balls of Fire" groove "the single greatest thing I've seen this year."

The Hall of Famer, current Tennis Channel analyst and popular podcaster discusses his switch to the Wilson Shift and the state of his game.

The Canadian says she suffered a scratched cornea after being accidentally struck in the face by a practice partner.

The country's most successful ATP player will step back from tennis as his compulsory 18 months of service begins in January.

The brand’s control and comfort franchise gets updated for greater stability and overhauls two members of the lineup.

From a colorful tour-wide trend to a headline-grabbing 'super suit', here are the looks that kept us talking this season.

Draper's nana, as he calls her, has been living with the disease since 2015, and he raised £4,000 during walk down the Thames.

For setting, emotion, drama, joy, heartache, shot-making, atmosphere—everything that goes into a great tennis match—nothing topped this duel of the Cinderellas.

It all comes down to this: What were our Top 5 all-around best matches of the 2024 WTA season?

The 2014 winner is joined by eight Aussies, with more wild card announcements to come.

From red carpets, runways and galas, to perfectly-paired accessories, these players were just as fashionable at play as they were at work.

Ahead of revealing our overall Top 5 matches of the year, who else stood out the most on the major stage?

This was the first year in WTA history that multiple players earned more than $8 million in prize money in a single season, and THREE of them did it.

The news came in tandem with the announcement that the Italian has also signed on as a tennis ambassador for Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.

From a two-time ATP Finals champion to a three-time Grand Slam finalist, could one of these men be the next first-time major winner?

What were the best matches from the tour's crown-jewel events?

The governing body of British tennis issued a new transgender and non-binary policy and said it had to find a balance between competitive fairness and inclusion.

Allaster, 61, was previously the CEO of the WTA and executive with Tennis Canada in her career.

As a 17-year-old, Melanie Oudin captivated the nation. Now, she’s using her love of the game to help the next generation of Americans reach those same heights.

If you need outfit inspiration for your next tennis trip, look no further.

At the US Open, Naomi Osaka turned heads with a "maximalist" 'fit inspired by Harajuku, but that wasn't our only top look of the year.

From an Olympic champion to a former No. 1, could one of these women be the next first-time major winner?

The father of touring pro Zach and SMU star Trevor was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer earlier this year.

Down but never out, these women showed that a match was never over until the umpire said, "Game, set and match."

The 10-year agreement that will take effect in 2028, and the facility will undergo improvements like the addition of six indoor courts.

Also honored by a media vote were the doubles team of Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini, Paula Badosa, Emma Navarro, and Lulu Sun.

The biggest style serve of 2024 didn’t come from a player—it came from someone who played one on the big screen.

What were the other biggest Cinderella moments of the year that was?

“The atmosphere was one of the best I’ve seen in sports,” the American tells Baseline.

The world No. 9 won all three of his round-robin matches over three days, and beat Gael Monfils in the semifinals.

From a TikTok dance to holding the checkered flag, it was a "dream weekend" at the track for these tennis champions.

The Olympic silver medalist reached a career-high ranking of No. 18 in 2024, and also reached the Wimbledon semifinals.

The app’s cutting-edge AI-powered system brings real-time, accurate line calls to the court, enhancing fairness and elevating the game for players and fans alike.

The Carolina Panthers quarterback and legendary wide receiver took the same court as Sloane Stephens and Madison Keys did earlier in the night.

From the Amalfi Coast to Serengeti National Park to Sedona, Arizona, these playing destinations exemplify the sport's aesthetic.

The Spaniard won all of his matches against the Italian in 2024, but looks up to him in the rankings.

Coco Gauff topped the list with an estimated $30.4 million in earnings—becoming only the third woman to cross the $30 million a year mark, after Naomi Osaka and Serena Williams.

Friday night's Charlotte Invitational—also featuring Keys, Stephens and Tiafoe—could be the beginning of a new chapter in the Queen City.