Tennis

A new biography looks at what made Federer the best player of all time.

The world No. 2 is due to play Frenchman Richard Gasquet on Tuesday.

The British No.1 wants to consult doctors before deciding on Olympic involvement.

The British No. 1 said he is criticizing himself when he shows anger while on the court.

The 34-year-old withdrew from the French Open on Thursday.

The world No. 1 had a strange, desultory week at the Italian Open.

A conversation with John Jeremiah Sullivan about a new collection of the late writer's tennis-themed nonfiction.

The former tennis world no.1's candy company, Sugarpova, has unveiled the range of chocolate.

The pair won two Grand Slams together between 2012 and 2014.

The world no. 3 is looking for a new coach after splitting with Amelie Mauresmo.

On Thursday, Kate Middleton was appointed patron of Wimbledon Tennis Club.

The break with Amelie Mauresmo is not the first coaching change of the Scot's career.

The British number one parts company with his coach after two years together.

The ambitious project is in its early stages.

The world no. 2 has chosen to stay in an apartment with his team outside of the village.

Nadal wants his drug test results and blood-profile records public.

David Haggerty, ITF president, says he wants spectators to believe that "tennis is clean."

Sharapova could return by then should she receive a short ban for testing positive for meldonium.

Andy Murray is expected to take part but Novak Djokovic's participation remains unknown.

Mikel Arteta is victorious in a game of head-tennis against Arsenal teammates.

The world of professional tennis is becoming increasingly fractious.

Anti-doping bodies must become more accountable to the athletes they serve.

Anatomical differences should not be used to penalize sportswomen—or any woman.

Djordje Djokovic was coming in to land when explosions hit Zaventem airport.

'Newsweek Europe' editor Matt McAllester takes us inside this week's magazine.

It is the latest in a series of organizations to back away from Grand Slam winner.

The world No. 2 looked rusty in his first tournament since the birth of his child.

It is a substance meant for patients with heart conditions.

Srdjan Djokovic has had a profound effect on the world No. 1's career.

He believes his son will become the greatest tennis player of all time.