Taylor Fritz is set to begin his Japan Open campaign on Thursday morning. Fritz, a former US Open finalist, has been handed a difficult draw in the capital; he will face former world number 33 Jaume Munar in the first round.
Another tennis legend has officially entered the lucrative world of sports betting partnerships. While active players are strictly prohibited from involvement with gambling organizations, retired icons are openly flaunting their new commercial relationships.
Even at the age of 39, Novak Djokovic shows no signs of slowing down. The Serbian athlete entered professional tennis at a young age and quickly made a name for himself among the sport’s elite.
Roger Federer is set to receive one of tennis’ highest honours later this year, but the Swiss legend admits that even after a career filled with historic achievements, he does not know exactly what emotions will come when he officially enters the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
Carlos Alcaraz’s path through Indian Wells has unfolded much as expected so far. He’s been in top form throughout 2026, and returning to a tournament he’s already won twice, there was little reason to think that would change.
Some of the biggest names in tennis history have come out of America, and a few of them overlapped during their careers. Given how often they found themselves up against each other for major titles, it was only natural that some friction would develop.
Pete Sampras and Roger Federer left their mark on tennis across three different decades, collecting a combined 36 Grand Slam titles along the way. Sampras picked up 14 majors between 1990 and 2002, while Federer followed with another 22 titles from 2003 to 2017.
Pete Sampras rarely met a challenge he couldn’t overcome, even when it came to his fierce rival Andre Agassi. Sampras and Agassi met 34 times on the ATP Tour throughout their phenomenal careers, and the former won 20 of them.
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Although many see Pete Sampras as one of the best to ever play the game, he doesn’t share that view about himself. Pete Sampras remains one of the most decorated champions in tennis history.
Rafael Nadal only ever lost four matches at the French Open… Making his debut at the event in 2005, Nadal won the Roland Garros title and continued to dominate on the Parisian clay for several years.
Former world No. 2 Goran Ivanisevic recalled the Wimbledon finals he lost to Pete Sampras, stating that the American "destroyed a lot of my life" during one of the greatest rivalries of the 90s.
Having faced both Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras at their peak, retired Australian tennis star gave some behind-the-scenes information on each man's style and mindset during their careers.
For the first time since 1991, it is an all American Quarter-Final line-up in an ATP tournament with the U.S. Men's Clay Court Championship gleaming a first since Orlando back then.
Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras had one of the greatest and most heated rivalries in tennis history, and Agassi remembered the effect it had on his career during a recent interview.
Jannik Sinner has been compared to the 14-time Grand Slam champion Pete Sampras by the former French Open winner Nicola Pietrangeli. Sinner's rise has been one of the most significant stories of the 2024 season.
Day 6 of the French Open had its fair share of action, but the true standout was a John McEnroe-like freak-out from one of the top players in the world.