Their last two meetings have gone the distance.

We’re just in time to experience Japan’s cherry blossom season. participate in the Tour de Brisbane and endulge in Netherlands’ dessert exhibition.

Worn by Miami Open champ Jakub Mensik, the latest in the speed franchise has been streamlined for even faster footwork and maximum responsiveness.

The Indian Wells champion will star in the brand's High Summer campaign later this year.

Jannik Sinner, Aryna Sabalenka, Novak Djokovic and more of the 20 highest-ranked players included their handwritten signatures.

Plus, Stefanos Tsitsipas looks to continue his mysterious mastery of Monte Carlo, and more storylines we're following at the historic clay-court event.

The Russian former world No. 1 made his unofficial coaching debut at the UTS event in Nimes.

Pegula withstood an onslaught from the defending champion to reach the semifinals.

"I’ve gotten pretty good at the squint," the American says.

Featuring squads from Italy, France, Spain, Greece, Canada and reigning champion Croatia, the event is scheduled the week after Wimbledon.

One has been banned for life, and four others were given suspensions varying from two to 10 years. The highest ranking any of the players ever achieved was No. 399.

This week, Osaka's Instagram story turned into a look book of her favorite 'fits.

The Hall of Fame president has put out a new version of Tennis for Dummies, aimed at the sport’s growing rec base.

The Italian executive was appointed CEO in 2020, and the tour said player compensation is $100 million higher this season than in 2019.

The former No. 11 is bringing her unique experience to the court for her comeback.

The hometown favorite or the hotter player?

Bouchard and Young are searching for their first medals on tour, while Sock and Querrey are looking to add some hardware to growing collections.

The 20 leading tennis players have signed a letter sent to the heads of the four Grand Slam tournaments seeking more prize money and a greater say in how events are run.

In the aptly-titled "Energy Issue," Zheng shows her range.

The defending champion resides in Monaco and often boasts about the scenes on social media, while the 99-singles title holder has had notable celebrity run-ins in years past.

The four-time Grand Slam winner hit up Louis Vuitton’s [Extended] podcast for an interview at his childhood tennis club in Murcia, Spain.

The tennis star combines passions for sustainability and interior design with her latest project.

The Tour will broadcast 35 premium tournaments, in 20 countries—including nine on Tennis Channel—across five continents.

Stan Wawrinka and Fabio Fognini also received WCs; Jakub Mensik, the Miami Open champion, did not.

It's been dubbed Henman Hill, Murray Mound and Raducanu Ridge over the years.

Gauff is leaving her longtime agency and launching Coco Gauff Enterprises, so she can "take greater ownership of [her] tennis career."

Take financial advantage of this player's easy-season struggles.

The Aussie posted a heartfelt message about what the buzzy aesthetic stands for.

Being a fan is more stressful than playing.

The compatriots and sometimes combustible personalities appear to be headed to Monte Carlo together.

Poland is hosting Switzerland and Ukraine in the round-robin qualifier, but Swiatek said Wednesday she made the "difficult decision" to skip it.

The former world No. 11 reclaimed her love for tennis after a year away.

She’s just the fourth woman in the last decade to hit that number after Serena Williams, Ashleigh Barty and Iga Swiatek.

The 23-year-old shares her best travel tips, favorite jet lag hack and more in our exclusive chat.

McNally is starting to find a nice groove, so why not back the American to keep thing rolling against a struggling Kalinskaya?

“I haven’t been to a Laver Cup that Team World has lost yet, so hoping to keep that momentum going,” says the American.

The 37-year-old leaves a hardcourt swing with some hard thinking.

Lopez, a four-time Davis Cup champion for Spain as a player, oversaw the event in 2023 and 2024 in Malaga, Spain.

The first hard-court leg of the calendar year saw new champions, overwhelming upsets, and a resurgence of players in the new era.

This was not the Carlos Alcaraz we’ve come to expect, and more of our biggest takeaways from Indian Wells and Miami.

The 19-year-old sealed the memory to last a lifetime by defeating his idol, Novak Djokovic.

Belinda Bencic returns to Charleston while American hopes abound for Jessica Pegula, Emma Navarro, and Tommy Paul.

The kid from Germany with Jamaican roots did whatever he could to chase his dream, crafting one of the most exciting playing styles the game has ever seen in the process.

The gold medal match saw him fall to former tennis pro Hunter Johnson in 63 minutes.

Legends often struggle in finals late in their careers. Djokovic's biggest struggle was Mensik.

The Credit One Charleston Open main draw begins Monday, March 31.

The American typically excels on hard courts, reaching the Miami Open final last week.