John McEnroe has spent decades making headlines for his achievements on the tennis court. Now, the seven-time Grand Slam singles champion is making news for a different reason.
John McEnroe has highlighted the lack of American men’s Grand Slam success in light of Carlos Alcaraz’s achievements in that area. Alcaraz has expertly taken over the mantle from Rafael Nadal regarding Spanish tennis, with the former already boasting seven Grand Slam titles at the age of 23.
John McEnroe has made his admiration for Carlos Alcaraz clear, describing the Spaniard as the best thing to happen to tennis in a decade and his favourite player to watch.
The tennis schedule continues to be a regular discussion among the current tennis players. Voiced loudest by Carlos Alcaraz in recent times amid his injury
Since Wimbledon was founded in the late 19th century, Grand Slam men’s singles matches have been played in a best-of-five format. Modern tennis now looks very different from the game’s initial form, and some critics believe that the scoring model needs to change.
John McEnroe’s career was centered around being the loudest man on any tennis court. The seven-time Grand Slam champion, who turned arguments with umpires into incidents involving throwing rackets and furious outbursts, became part of the folklore of the sport.
Rafael Nadal did some truly astounding things throughout his career, and has set some records that likely will never be broken. However, of all his accomplishments, John McEnroe seemed the most stunned by perhaps the most innocuous of them all.
John McEnroe caused quite a stir when he proposed a Grand Slam rule change. “My suggestion, which I’ve been making for 30, 40 years, even though nobody listens to me, is to play best of five sets, and at two sets all, play a 10-point tiebreak.
Novak Djokovic’s time in China is done, and despite a first-round exit from the Shanghai Masters, it still represented a hugely successful trip for him.
John McEnroe has made no secret of Carlos Alcaraz being his favourite modern-day player, and he uses every opportunity he can to praise the Spaniard. After all, in his eyes, his arrival came at the perfect time for men’s tennis, bridging the gap between this generation and the last in a way that few thought would ever be possible.
Tennis legend John McEnroe is hoping for a big payday as he puts his California mansion on the market. The legendary U.S. men’s tennis star, who has become one of the leading voices of the support, announcing big matches for ESPN, is listing his beachfront Malibu, California home for-sale.
John McEnroe believes Alex Eala’s serve is a “liability” and is holding her back from joining the current WTA leaders. Eala has just added a bronze medal to her career honours list, having achieved the feat at the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan.
The 2026 season hasn’t panned out the way Carlos Alcaraz would have wanted it to, but the Spaniard has still recorded a pretty successful year thus far.
John McEnroe has called for tennis players to consider boycotting one or two Grand Slam tournaments as the only realistic way to force the sport's four
John McEnroe has called for tennis players to consider boycotting one or two Grand Slam tournaments as the only realistic way to force the sport's four
One of the pioneering female journalists in men’s tennis, Sally Wilson Smith, passed away at 68 years of age on May 13. From becoming the Delaware state champ at the age of 16 to taking interviews with personalities like John McEnroe and then leaving it all behind to become a psychiatrist, it is safe to say that she lived life to the fullest.
Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina's rivalry, which came to a head at the US Open this past weekend, has been compared to one of the leading rivalries, and that is McEnroe and Borg.
Novak Djokovic appears to be entering the final phase of his career, and his latest US Open exit has raised fresh questions about how much longer the 39-year-old can continue competing at the highest level.
John McEnroe doesn’t hold anything back in the broadcasting booth, but the legendary U.S. men’s tennis star is facing backlash for his remarks on Sunday evening.
Maja Chwalinska’s Roland Garros breakthrough ended with a final defeat, but her funniest shot of the tournament may have come in the TV studio. The Polish qualifier reached the 2026 French Open final before losing 6-3, 6-2 to Mirra Andreeva on Court Philippe-Chatrier.
John McEnroe has kept a close eye on the women’s game since retiring, helped by his role as a commentator. The former world number one regularly works at tournaments, staying involved with the sport he once dominated.
American tennis isn’t exactly hurting for talent right now at least on the surface. The rankings show plenty of red, white and blue near the top, and on the women’s side especially, there’s been no shortage of big-stage success in recent years.
We have all been there. You are exhausted, your feet hurt, you are navigating the chaos of a busy terminal, and all you want to do is get through security and go home.
Tennis legend John McEnroe has always had a short fuse and he certainly lived up to that reputation during his eventful trip home from the Australian Open on Monday.