Joao Fonseca is following the Roland Garros trail blazed by Gustavo KuertenThe elder Brazilian forged a deep connection with the Parisian faithful, and the surging 18-year-old may be doing the same.Read the story
No. 1 ReadStefanos Tsitsipas, Alexander Zverev and the twilight of the Next Gen titansThere's still time for these two to win big, and for Daniil Medvedev to win again. But new developments have changed the timeline.By Peter Bodo May 27, 2025
No. 1 ReadDon’t worry about Rome: Jannik Sinner is back—already—and just in time for ParisThe world No. 1 will be vying to lock down his third consecutive Grand Slam title, something only one man has achieved since 2011.By Peter Bodo May 20, 2025
OpinionThe Boom in the Boot: How Italian tennis continues to riseJannik Sinner's ascent to No. 1 is the zenith of his country's professional and recreational obsession with the sport.By Peter Bodo May 08, 2025
OpinionNovak Djokovic deserves a Jimmy Connors momentCan the Serbian, like the American at the 1991 US Open, record a rare win over Father Time?By Peter Bodo May 02, 2025
Madrid, SpainCan Fritz, Shelton and other American men go from “good clay-court players” to great ones?Taylor's semifinal run in Madrid last year, and Ben's runner-up finish in Munich last week, offer hope.By Peter Bodo Apr 28, 2025
ATP Monte Carlo, MonacoCarlos Alcaraz, tennis’ happy warrior, brings a unique approach to Monte Carlo and clayThere are many questions about the 21-year-old’s form. He’s already defused them all.By Peter Bodo Apr 08, 2025
