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.
“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.
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.
When Novak Djokovic was playing against Taylor Fritz in the quarterfinal of the recently concluded US Open, John McEnroe, in the ESPN commentary box, made a “hurtful” comment about a senior US Open staff member.
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.
The Micah Parsons drama has been so intriguing that John McEnroe brought it up during the US Open on Tuesday night. ESPN had the McEnroe brothers, John and Patrick, on the call for Tuesday night's first-round match between Alejandro Tabilo and Alexander Zverev.
The US Open 2024 is set to begin in less than a week, and the excitement is reaching new highs amongst the fans. The fourth and final Grand Slam of the year, for the first time, will be played in two separate parts.
With Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner firmly in control of the men’s tour, the conversation has naturally shifted to who might be the next player capable of breaking their hold on the game.
Nick Kyrgios has never been one to shy away from an honest answer or a bold claim. The outspoken Australian has built a reputation as one of tennis’s most unpredictable, entertaining, and headline-grabbing figures, and now, during a candid interview as part of TNT Sports’ Wimbledon coverage, Kyrgios has stirred up a storm once again.
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.
Saudi Arabia has made progress in making itself known in tennis. After making their presence felt in various other sports, it was high time for the Gulf Nations to turn their eyes towards tennis. Despite the multiple players voicing their opinions against this collaboration, they have made quite some progress in tennis.
John McEnroe‘s recent remarks about hosting the 2024 WTA Finals in Saudi Arabia have sparked controversy. During an ESPN conference call before the Australian Open, McEnroe expressed skepticism about reports that Saudi Arabia could expand its influence in the tennis world by acquiring high-profile events, notably the Miami Open and Madrid Open.