If you thought we could get through a simple exhibition tennis match without the entire internet turning into a dumpster fire of hot takes and political grandstanding, you haven’t been online lately.
Tennis is, by nature, and individual sport. It’s just one-on-one out there (or two-on-two in doubles). It’s hard to make a team format that really works.
Established three years ago, with the fourth edition shortly to get underway, the United Cup has taken the place of the much-loved Hopman Cup amidst considerable change across the tennis landscape, at least for team competitions.
If you don’t know the name Michael Zheng, you will by the end of 2026. The current Columbia Lion is the top-ranked college player and is coming off the singles title at the ITA National Fall Championships.
Sport has the power to change lives, and many from that world have certainly striven to manage that. After all, whilst some athletes are content showing up, earning their cheques and moving on with their lives, others are acutely aware of the huge social burden upon their shoulders.
Billie Jean King felt Serena Williams would not come back from retirement due to a major reason The Tennis legend felt the chances of Serena becoming the
Serena Williams may have stepped away from the game in 2022, but her presence is still felt throughout tennis. And it’s not hard to see why. Williams is often mentioned in conversations about the greatest players the sport has ever seen.
Mercedes-Benz and the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) have unveiled the largest sponsorship agreement in the 52-year history of women’s professional tennis, and one of the richest single-brand deals ever struck in women’s sports.
One of the most commonly aired grievances against professional tennis is the endlessly spinning nature of the carousels that the sport is built upon - namely, the ATP and WTA Tour circuits.
Over 50 years ago, an estimated 90 million people tuned in worldwide to watch the ‘Battle of the Sexes’ tennis match. The contest saw WTA superstar Billie Jean King and former world number one-ranked tennis player Bobby Riggs play each other under the bright lights of the Houston Astrodome in Texas.
Italy will head into next year’s Davis Cup looking to secure a fourth straight title, but there’ll be a new look to the competition. Italy will bid for a historic fourth consecutive Davis Cup crown in 2026, and they’ll do so with a significant change to the event.
Angelo Binaghi, the head honcho of the Italian Tennis and Padel Federation (FITP), is feeling ambitious. Fresh off the high of Italy’s tennis renaissance, he’s now setting his sights on something huge: a fifth Grand Slam in Rome.
The 2025 WTA season is effectively over, and we are going to do one final power ranking after its conclusion. It’s a way to review and come to terms with who finished the season on the highest note and who should be watched closely when the season restarts just over a month from now.
The Billie Jean King Cup Finals has moved this year and takes place between September 16-21 in Shenzhen, China with defending champions Italy and USA leading the way in a line-up featuring some top names.
The 2025 Billie Jean King Cup Finals is just days away, and some of the best WTA players will turn up in Shenzhen, China, to vie for the prestigious team competition. Last year, Italy defeated surprise finalists Slovakia to capture its fifth title.
The passing of San Francisco Giants relief pitcher Randy Moffitt tugged at the memories of Giants fans from the 1970s and early 1980s. Moffitt was a solid reliever for the Giants from 1972-81 after a terrific college career at Long Beach State University, where is a member of the school’s athletic Hall of Fame.
Billie Jean King is the most influential figure in tennis history. Her impact goes far beyond the American’s mightily impressive haul of 39 Grand Slams.
Billie Jean King remains one of the greatest ever in women’s tennis history. There was hardly anything that King did not achieve during her playing days.
The PWHL Awards for the 2024-25 regular season were handed out on Wednesday. For the second consecutive year, the Forward of the Year and the Billie Jean King MVP were one and the same.
Tennis legend Billie Jean King, renowned for her transformative impact on women's tennis, has set her sights on the sport's next big thing: Mirra Andreeva.
Hailey Baptiste and Bernarda Pera earned victories Sunday to propel the United States past Slovakia 2-1 in Bratislava, Slovakia, as the U.S. took the Group C championship at 2-0.
World No. 10 Elena Rybakina helped her Kazakhstan team defeat Australia 2-1 on the first day of Billie Jean King Cup qualifying Thursday in Brisbane, Australia.
It's no secret that Taylor Swift has transcended the music world with her relatable hits and endearing personality. She has gained fans from different backgrounds, including those from the sports world.
Slovakia advanced to face Italy in the Billie Jean King Cup finals by rallying to defeat Great Britain 2-1 on Tuesday in Malaga, Spain. Emma Raducanu of Great Britain swept Viktoria Hruncakova 6-4 6-4, and Rebecca Sramkova lost her first set to Katie Boulter, putting Slovakia's backs against the wall.