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In his maiden Rome semifinal, Lorenzo Musetti went full Muse Man mode with the sweetest shot of the tournament. Photo credit: Tennis TV Screen Shot Facing all-court acrobat Carlos Alcaraz,…

Former world No. 7 and French standout Richard Gasquet will bid adieu to fans on a RG wild card. Photo credit: Matthew Stockman/Getty Two one-handed wonders have received Roland Garros…

“The sport will outlive everyone, and the sport is more important than anybody individually,” Grand Slam king said. Photo credit: Mutua Madrid Open Facebook Walking off the practice court in…

Munich finalist Ben Shelton is finding his feet on clay—and sharing success with Madrid fans. Photo credit: Rolex Surround sound sparked Ben Shelton to a stirring Madrid comeback win today.…

A handshake like no other… No look, and no love lost. In one of the oddest post-match handshake moments in recent memory, World No.66 Mattia Bellucci played with Damir Dzumhur…

The American has zero points to defend through Roland-Garros. World No.3 Jessica Pegula is enjoying her time as the top-ranked American woman these days, with Coco Gauff and Madison Keys…

“I feel stronger every time I play,” said Jack Draper after sweeping into his first clay semifinal—and the ATP Top 5. Photo credit: Mutua Madrid Open Facebook Thriving from desert…

Former doubles world No. 1 Nicolas Mahut hopes to retire at the Paris Indoors this fall. Photo credit: Carine/WikimediaCommons Nicolas Mahut will close the curtain on his historic career at…

“I’m going to expect to play probably her best tennis, and I’ll try to match that by playing my best tennis,” Coco Gauff said. Photo credit: Andy Cheung/Getty Coco Gauff…

Two-time French Open doubles champion Caroline Garcia is out of Madrid leaving her clay season in jeopardy. By Richard Pagliaro | @Tennis_Now | Friday, April 18, 2025 Photo credit: Cameron…

Here are the figures for 2025 singles players at Roland-Garros Prize money is on the rise at Roland-Garros, but the adjusted figures might not be enough to placate the players.…

“The WTA tour refused to protect a woman, a player, a human being. Instead, the WTA tour chose to protect a person in a leadership position,” Lesia Tsurenko said. Photo…