Maria Sharapova has gone down in tennis history thanks to her efforts on the court, which won’t be forgotten any time soon. Sharapova was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame just last year, with her old rival Serena Williams on hand to celebrate alongside her.
2025 has brought a lot of headlines into the world of tennis. Although most of the headlines have been about the current players, some former players have also had their fair share of limelight.
Picture this: you’re at your own Hall of Fame induction, the pinnacle of your career. It’s a moment to bask in glory, to reflect on your triumphs. Now, imagine your greatest rival, the one person who defined your career through intense, often one-sided battles, walks on stage to induct you.
In August, five years after calling time on her playing days, Maria Sharapova was officially inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Sharapova’s career included a Career Grand Slam and 36 singles titles.
“Tennis—I’m saying goodbye,” Maria Sharapova once declared in her heartfelt farewell essay on VanityFair.com and Vogue.com, marking the end of a legendary career that delivered five Grand Slam titles.
On a crisp Beijing afternoon, Coco Gauff walked onto the court, knowing her journey at the China Open wouldn’t get easier. Across the net stood Belinda Bencic, a player whose tactical smarts and fighting spirit have undone many top names.
So here we are, folks. Luka Doncic, the basketball wizard who just signed a jaw-dropping $165 million extension with the Lakers, decided he needed a new place to call home.
When Luka Doncic swapped Dallas for Los Angeles last season, the move sent shockwaves through the NBA. Fans were stunned, Doncic himself seemed taken aback, and the league was buzzing with one of the biggest transfers of the decade.
Luka Doncic is preparing for his best life with the Los Angeles Lakers. After signing a $165 million deal in August, the Slovenian superstar is all set to move into his own home in the City of Angels.
After the conclusion of the US Open and with the Asian Swing approaching, ATP and WTA stars are preparing for the final part of the season. It's a transitional week following the end of the North American swing.
For Maria Sharapova, the biggest victories weren’t always the ones that came with a trophy. The five-time major champion recently sat down for an interview with Bloomberg, where she spoke about her life beyond the tennis courts, dedicating herself as an investor in various initiatives linked to sport, fashion, and business.
Maria Sharapova, one of the most celebrated champions in tennis history, has officially been inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. The former world No.
When it comes to tennis, the drama on court is only part of the story. The outfits players wear have become almost as memorable as the matches themselves, sparking debates, admiration, and even controversy.
Russia’s Mirra Andreeva has shared her thoughts about being compared to former world number one Maria Sharapova. The 18-year-old is currently taking part
Three-time US Open champion and President of the International Tennis Hall of Fame, Kim Clijsters, joined Tennis Channel during this year’s tournament to reflect on her career, her role in celebrating tennis history, and her thoughts on the future of the game.
Aryna Sabalenka began her US Open title defense with a strong start, moving into the second round after a composed first-round performance. The world No.
Maria Sharapova gave an unforgettable and deeply personal speech as she was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame, reflecting on her career, the people who shaped her journey, and the values that propelled her to greatness.
When Maria Sharapova was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame, it was her greatest rival—and now close friend— Serena Williams who delivered the tribute.
Fans and onlookers shrieked as a surprise guest came out to introduce Maria Sharapova as part of her induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame on Saturday night in Newport, Rhode Island.
Maria Sharapova, 38, is being inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame (ITHF) during this weekend's festivities in Newport, Rhode Island. Retired since 2020, Sharapova was the first Russian WTA World No.
After her breakout Miami Open success earlier this year, Alex Eala, the current World No. 70, is enjoying many career firsts as she climbs the WTA rankings.
After a successful career on the WTA Tour that saw her rise to the pinnacle of the sport, former Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova has admitted her "workaholic" nature keeps her going even after retirement.
Maria Sharapova recently appeared as a guest on the popular YouTube talk show ‘Hot Ones’. The show involves celebrities being interviewed by co-creator Sean Evans over a platter of progressively spicy chicken wings.
For most athletes, their first big paycheck often leads to luxury cars, designer clothes or extravagant vacations. But for tennis superstar Maria Sharapova, her first major purchase after winning a significant tournament wasn't flashy — it was a Hästens mattress.
Maria Sharapova celebrated her 38th birthday at a posh and stylish retreat in Tokyo, Japan. She was also kind enough to give her fans on Instagram a preview of how she spent the special occasion.
Maria Sharapova retired from tennis in 2020 after a legendary yet controversial 19-year career. Now the multi-time grand slam winner is hitting winners
The tennis fraternity are loving the tennis-centric romantic thriller movie Challengers starring Zendaya, Josh O’Connor, and Mike Faist. Though critics