“It’s time for one of my toughest opponents to step into my corner,” the 24-time Grand Slam champion said on social media.

The current No. 1 joins the Big 3 as the only men this century to record 18 or more Top 10 wins in a single season.

Whether it’s power, spin, control, or all of the above, one of these recent releases is sure to satisfy.

This year was just the beginning of what we can expect from the world No. 1 moving into 2025.

The greatest tennis players of all-time weren't the only ones paying tribute to the Spaniard in the aftermath of his final career match.

The Dutch No. 1 followed up Botic van de Zandschulp's three-set win with his own gritty performance against Germany's Jan-Lennard Struff Friday.

The year-end No. 1 was spotted with most hyped pieces of new sports tech to be released this year—Wilson’s Airless Gen1 basketball—in a limited-edition Off-White collab.

No-look backhand pass in a must-win moment? No problem.

Michael Woodson followed his heart to college tennis, where he has established the Baylor Bears as one of the nation’s top programs. Now, the best players in the country are in his backyard, with dreams of national glory.

The Russian, who took a pair of sabbaticals to have two daughters in her career, played the clay and grass season this year, and the Paris Olympics.

Zverev and Ruud have established themselves as top eight mainstays while de Minaur teeters closely behind.