Tennis
The best of tennis from past to the present
From Wimbledon to the Australian Open, we cover the star tennis players, general themes, and legends of the past to bring you everything you need to know about the world on grass, clay, and hard courts.
Serena Williams is chasing after that elusive 24th Grand Slam title. The 2020 U.S. Open might be her best and last chance to win it.
Arthur Ashe was a star tennis player and a trailblazer. He accomplished many firsts as a Black tennis player. Tragically, he died of AIDS in 1993.
Legendary tennis Hall of Famer John McEnroe said he believes Jimmy Connors and Pete Rose are the same person.
When fans see Rafael Nadal or Serena Williams kissing a big trophy and earning an equally big check, many wonder how tennis players get paid.
Boris Becker made enough money in tennis to last him a lifetime, but poor financial decisions in retirement left him bankrupt.
With almost no explanation, Björn Borg retired at 26 years old and didn’t appear with a racket in his hand again until he was 35.
Jennifer Capriati was a tennis star at age 13. Despite a hiatus and off-court issues mid-career, she returned to tennis, ranked No. 1 in the world, and garnered a solid net worth.
On the court, Serena Williams is capable of beating any opponent with ease. In her personal life, though, the tennis star beat a tougher opponent: death.
Years after his tennis career, Björn Borg’s life is a fascinating look at the lows that come to athletes and the high of an underwear fortune.
Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal have substantial concerns about playing in the U.S. Open this summer.
