Tennis

The Defining Moments of Tennis

The game has come a long way from the days of wood rackets, flannel pants and bustle skirts.

Americans used to rule the world in men's tennis.

It didn't take long to become the $55 million woman.

Sports are a universal language. The numbers don't lie.

Nobody has won more majors than them.

Some records could last forever.

They are worthy of adulation and emulation.

The game has had many great female players, pioneers and trailblazers, but only one gets the all-time top ranking.

An athlete's fall from grace can be as compelling as the games. But the penalties don't always fit the crime.

Men's tennis has produced a century’s worth of champions from all over the world. These are the best of the best.

Genius in sports can be a blessing or a curse. It's time to set the record straight.

Competition brings out the best and worst parts of all athletes.

The best tennis strokes in history belong to a select group of men and women.

The tennis legends are two of the game's all-time greats. But how do they match up against each other?

The 15-year-old tennis phenom has a big dream — be the greatest of all time.

The famous bad boy isn't just a tennis legend. He's one of the most interesting characters in sports history.

These secondary schools have the most successful athletic programs in the U.S.

These titles have defined the genre.

Dick Gould, who led the Stanford men’s tennis program to 17 national championships, shares his insights on success.

Grand Slam wins aren’t the only way to a fortune — but they don't hurt.

This ageless wonder continues to build on a legacy of excellence — on and off the tennis court.

The kid from Compton has done more than just amaze us on the tennis court.

These men and women changed the sport with their legendary duels.