Tennis requires a huge range of movement: running backward, lunging, sidestepping, and even sliding (if you’re a Francesca Schiavone wannabe), which is why running shoes and other nonspecific ...

NATHAN SALT AT THE AO ARENA: Jack Draper will be given until the very last moment to prove his fitness as the British No 1 looks to shake off fatigue to play in Great Britain's Davis Cup opener on ...

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Tennis has four Grand Slam tournaments: the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and US Open. The Australian Open takes place at Melbourne Park in Melbourne and began in 1905. The French Open ...

And to state the obvious: it’s not great for tennis. The fresh revelation that Jannik Sinner, the current men’s world No. 1, ...

Volleys. Overhead smashes. Serves. A complete session, just hours before the opening round of a Grand Slam tournament — an opportunity tennis players covet as they grow up and work their way ...

To the untrained eye, a tennis court is merely an amalgamation of nine parallel and perpendicular lines, converging to define the limitations of movement for both ball and player. But to American ...

Playing tennis can lead to stronger bones, greater range of motion, increased cognitive function, and greater longevity than with any other sport. A tennis player serving during a match on a clay ...

How do tennis rankings work? Women's tennis world rankings are calculated by the WTA, who award points based on a player's performance at particular tournaments. The further a player progresses ...

For more than 20 years, men’s tennis has conformed to this pattern, too – its three biggest stars bound together; their legacies, achievements and careers entwined with their rivalries.

How do tennis world rankings work? Tennis world rankings are calculated by the ATP and WTA, who award points based on a player's performance at particular tournaments. The further a player ...

NEW YORK — When he is on a tennis court, Taylor Fritz does not want to see his friends. “I hate it,” Fritz said in an interview ahead of Wimbledon. “It’s tough to get into it when you ...