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The seven-time major champion is weighing in on one of tennis' most exhausting debates.
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NewsThe seven-time major champion is weighing in on one of tennis' most exhausting debates.
Tennis Now TVRafa Nadal is set to return to the court on October 3 for a star-studded exhibition celebrating the 10th anniversary of his academy.
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Tennis Now TVWhat does the USTA's partnership with Kalshi mean for the sport?
In this week's news, Carlos Alcaraz is returning to the US Open while Jannik Sinner is out with a knee injury, leaving Djokovic, Zverev and a dangerous pack…
Tennis Now TVThe 17-year-old is forging a path on the pro tour two decades after his dad was a top talent.
Alexandra Eala's historic DC Open title has propelled her into the WTA Top 20. What's next for the trailblazer for the Philippines?
Tennis Now TVTommy Paul and Paige Lorenze are officially married—here's everything from their elegant New York wedding and the tennis stars who celebrated with them.
Tennis Now TVIn this week's news, Marat Safin weighs in on the biggest debate in tennis: would Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz have dominated during the Big Three era?
Tennis Now TVIn this week's news, Marta Kostyuk responds to the IOC's reported plans regarding Russian athletes at the 2028 Olympics.
NewsIn this week's news, Felix Auger-Aliassime blasted Wimbledon’s medical timeout rules after Alejandro Davidovich Fokina stopped play at a crucial moment—was it smart gamesmanship or a rule that…
NewsIn this week's news, Serena Williams returns to Wimbledon for her first singles match in years, opening against Maya Joint with a potential showdown against Iga Swiatek looming.
Tennis Now TVTennis is a love sport, but love - and its aftermath - can be toxic, says Paula Badosa.
Tennis Now TVUkrainian women are making a statement on the WTA Tour—and Ukrainian star Elina Svitolina slams International Olympic Committee decision.
NewsJannik Sinner, Aryna Sabalenka, and Novak Djokovic are demanding more respect and revenue from the Grand Slams as boycott talk grows louder ahead of Roland-Garros.