Last week, Italian player Lucrezia Stefanini revealed that she received death threats and threats to her family if she didn’t throw her qualifying match against Victoria Jimenez Kasintseva. […]
With American men’s tennis clearly on the rise (and let’s not forget the women, with three players in the top six and six in the top 25!), Ricky and Cheryl make a deep dive into how the U.S. men’s contingent could fare in 2026…and beyond! […]
I just watched Sebastian Korda play an absolutely sublime tennis match in Delray Beach against No. 2 seed Casper Ruud. He did all of the things he’s capable of but hasn’t been able to execute on in a couple of years. […]
A couple years ago, American Sebastian Korda was ranked 15th in the world. Then injuries. Lots and lots of injuries. He had elbow surgery, back spasms, and a stress fracture. His ranking sits at 50th in the world now. […]
Delray Beach boasts the strongest field in recent memory, and with it, a great first two days of play. Sebastian Korda, Marin Cilic, Frances Tiafoe, and Brandon Nakashima have all been in action already. […]
Sure, it’s true that Daniil Medvedev is temperamental and produces wildly inconsistent results. And yes, he evokes a wide array of emotions depending on the situation and his audience. […]
Carlos Alcaraz won his first Australian Open on Sunday in Melbourne, making him the youngest man to achieve the career Grand Slam (winning at least one each of the Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon, and U.S. Open). […]
Ten-time Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic was a couple centimeters and a child’s fractionally slower reaction time away from being ejected from a Grand Slam event. For a second time in his career. […]
Tournaments — including the Australian Open — continue to fail to account for the overwhelming popularity of Brazil’s Joao Fonseca. It’s time to start putting him on bigger courts. […]
Egyptian entrant Hajar Abdelkader took over sports social media late last week when a video surfaced of her wild 37-minute match at an ITF W35 event. […]