Tennis

Five years later, Bianca Andreescu is beginning again. This is her story: “Whenever I leave the tunnel and step out onto the court, I always feel a bit of that magic from before. I still think that anything is possible.”

This is a story about how a mental health problem took my job away from me. And about how, three years later, I am doing that job again.

Denis Shapovalov on the gender pay gap in tennis: “Unfortunately, it seems that if you are a female player, your chances of surviving as a pro are a lot lower … because you are a woman.” 

Tennis player Jessica Pegula opens up about her mom’s cardiac arrest: “This is a story about my mother, my family, and the past year.”

Moja historia jest inna, ale to jest ok. 

This is Iga Świątek: “My story isn’t like a lot of other athletes.”

Taylor Townsend on her transformative journey back to the U.S. Open: “I’ve always felt like I had something to prove, and I don’t think that will ever go away.”

Stan Wawrinka is ready for Wimbledon: “I did not know if I would ever make it back. But I loved tennis too much not to try.”

On this episode of Blindsided, we welcome Taylor Townsend.

Taylor Townsend in her own words: “All I wanted — pretty much all I ever wanted, my whole life — was to play tennis.”

Brittany Collens wants you to stand up for the college athletes who need it: “The NCAA has no moral compass.”

On Sunday at Roland Garros the ATP completed its third Grand Slam event of 2020. Initially hoping to allow 10,000+ spectators daily, the rising case figures and

I’m begging you, we have to listen — we have to follow instructions.

Across all sports, athletes are finding ways to stay active and healthy.

Venus Williams shares her path to success in running her two businesses, V Starr and EleVen, and how it starts with valuing employees.

When Monica Puig was in grade school, her teachers opened the door for her to see a world of possibilities. She hasn't looked back since. Together, they reflect

Marin Cilic explains how a matchup in the jungle on vacation may have helped Federer win the Australian Open.

US Open champion Sloane Stephens reflects on her 2017 journey, making her comeback after an 11-month injury to win the US Open.

I understand how far I can go ... and I’ve figured out what I have to do to get there. And now I just have to put it all together, you know? That’s it. There’s

When I faced off against John Isner [at the 2016 U.S. Open], I could feel how hungry the crowd was for an American success story. I want to be that guy so badly

Before my first match back from suspension, it seemed like everyone in my life only wanted to know one thing.

I am at a crossroads in my career, having fulfilled my original goals in tennis, while remaining short of the accomplishments of my idols.

I sat back and was like, Whoa, I’m this kid from Lincoln, Nebraska and I’m hanging out with OBJ.

A collection of memorable images from the 2016 US Open