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.
John McEnroe immediately responded to Novak Djokovic’s post-match speech, which was both genuinely moving and highly thought-provoking. Djokovic, who saw his one-set lead slip away against Carlos Alcaraz, addressed the crowd following his defeat.
Something remarkable just unfolded at the Australian Open. Just a day ago, there were complaints that the 2026 tournament had failed to live up to expectations.
The Dallas Open has quickly become one of the most exciting tennis events in the United States. The ATP 500 event is serving up more heat for fans this upcoming February with a new star-studded exhibition.
We know them for their dominance on the court and field, but these famous athletes have also captivated audiences with their voice-over work in movies, shows, and iconic ads.
Ben Shelton has been on the rise lately, keeping hopes alive of a resurgence for men’s tennis in America. Compared to the WTA landscape, it’s been over two decades that a homegrown ATP player won the slam.
“How has he done that?” – the sentiment is often repeated differently whenever you see Gael Monfils at work. The court was his playground, his stage to entertain the fans thoroughly, and he never left it half-done.
The Saturday afternoon at Bethpage Black saw Team Europe gain a massive stronghold over the United States, driven by Shane Lowry and Rory McIlroy’s solid performances.
Few figures in tennis embody both the fire of competition and the weight of legacy quite like John McEnroe. After seven years as Team World captain at the Laver Cup, McEnroe has a unique perspective on the stress, strategy, and symbolism behind an event that has become one of the sport’s most distinctive stages.
Well, here’s a story that’ll make you put down your racquet and think twice about skipping that doctor’s appointment. Tennis icon Björn Borg, the man who dominated Wimbledon like he owned the grass courts, is now facing his toughest opponent yet – and this time, it’s not John McEnroe.
Former American player Patrick McEnroe has credited America’s Amanda Anisimova for dealing with mental health issues and returning to the court in the best possible shape and form.
Former world number one John McEnroe has landed himself in hot water after an unwanted comment towards one member of the staff at the US Open. The 66-year-old, who has been a regular feature in the tennis broadcast industry over the last 15 years, has a habit of making controversial comments, which often cause controversy.
John McEnroe has said he didn’t pick up on something important about Jannik Sinner until after the US Open final loss to Carlos Alcaraz. Sinner fell short against Alcaraz, losing in four sets.
It is yet more disappointment for Novak Djokovic in 2025, who crashed out of a major semi-final for the fourth consecutive tournament after losing in straight sets to world number two Carlos Alcaraz.
John McEnroe has gone viral plenty of times during the 2025 US Open due to his unpredictable commentary. McEnroe, 66, has been with ESPN since 2009. The former No.
John McEnroe had an interesting conversation with his BBC colleague, Andrew Castle, about the use of electronic line calling. There has been a lot of debate recently about whether Wimbledon’s decision was right to use electronic line calling instead of line umpires.
Former world number one John McEnroe has shared his point of view about the new rule set to be implemented at this year’s Wimbledon. The third Grand Slam of the year will begin on Monday in London, featuring the world’s best players.
It's been over 30 years since tennis legend John McEnroe retired from singles play in 1994, and he still might be the most popular American men's player in the sport.