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U.S. Open Day 4 Matches to Watch
Alcaraz, Shelton, Tiafoe, Paul, and Mannarino highlight a strong day for the dudes.
Keeping Unique Scores in Tennis
A new live-updating Tennis Scorigami tracker has been a hit at the U.S. Open.
Kings Arthur’s Courts
The biggest stadium in tennis now bears the biggest name at the U.S. Open.
“Now Is Now”: Getting Late With Djokovic and Venus
On a long night with two struggling legends at the U.S. Open, time marched on.
The Big Bounces U.S. Open Sale!
During the year’s final major, 15 percent off all paid Bounces subscriptions.
Oh, Mary!
On her way into the Hall of Fame, Mary Carillo was a tour de force on the microphone once more.
Carlos Alcaraz: Still Smiling, Now Talking
After a lengthy injury absence, the happy defending champion spoke in English and Spanish about challenges and new perspectives.
How the U.S. Open’s Magic Got Lost in the Mix
The two halves of the U.S. Open mixed doubles tournament turned out to be day and night.
This Time, Singles Stars Shine in Mixed
In a reversal, the second year of the U.S. Open’s revamped mixed doubles was dominated by singles stars.
An All-Black Final and Tennis Channel’s “Swag” Reflex
As Frances Tiafoe and Arthur Fils set up a historic final in Cincinnati, Tennis Channel’s framing isn’t cool.
Novak Djokovic: Left Still Wanting More
New documentary “The Wolf in Winter” is a tasty but unsatisfying starter course on an insatiable generational great.
The U.S. Open’s Very Good Day
Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz is set to return as the U.S. Open ramps up its already lofty prize money.
The Tense Present of Venus and Serena
After greatness for generations, the Williams Sisters must figure out how their remarkable tennis stories finally end.
How Tennis Got the Blues
Cincinnati is part of a radical blue shift that has changed the look of tennis.
Swiatek, Shelton Roar Back in Canada
Loud statement wins in Toronto and Montreal for two resurgent top players.
Finding Renée Richards, Just in Time
A conversation with author Julie Kliegman about their new book on the trans tennis player who was far ahead of this moment.
Alexandra Eala's Recipe for Success in Washington
Plus, Taylor Fritz wins his biggest title in years on the men's side,
Lorenzo Musetti Is Trying to Break the Curse
Interviewing the Italian on injuries, fatherhood, and Jannik Sinner.
Alexandra Eala on Her Fame, Family Money, and Filipino Identity
An interview with the Filipina sensation on navigating the ups and downs of sudden superstardom.
Alex de Minaur Speaks to His Demons
After taking losses hard—and talking in dark ways—the Australian star reflected on how he's processed defeats.
Daria Kasatkina on a Love That Means Something
An interview with the newlywed about her big, bold Greek wedding to longtime girlfriend Natalia Zabiiako.
Kei Nishikori's Exit Interview
A wide-ranging interview with the Japanese superstar in his final year on tour.
Jannik Sinner Declines His Shot at History
By withdrawing from Montreal, Sinner ended his ATP 1000s sweep bid. That should startle the ATP.
Capital Improvements, with Mark Ein
An interview with the Mubadala DC Open owner on marketing, doubles, Saudi offers, and more.
Breaking: WTA to Require Genetic Sex Testing for All Players
Following cultural tides, the women's tennis tour is mandating a strict new eligibility requirement.
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