The countrymen review life after tennis and the next generation of American men on the newest episode of Served with Andy Roddick.

Murray's "unpopular opinion" might not have been much of one at all...

The recently-retired ATP standout helped kick off the next chapter of the Dallas Open inside Ford Center at The Star in Frisco.

As Michael Mmoh put a bow on elder statesman John Isner's career, the next generation of U.S. men proved that they are, in fact, generation now.

From Agassi and Ginepri to Isner and Querrey—with some more A-Rod heartbreak sprinkled in—the U.S. has come plenty close, but no cigar.

Four U.S. flags are flying in the fourth round. Find out where Shelton, Paul, Tiafoe and Fritz figured into our laboratory experiment.

“The things that I’m really good at in tennis,” says the 30-year-old, “was kind of made into a sport, which is pickleball.”

He was a proverbial “gentle giant” who left as many fans as aces scattered around the world’s courts.

"I feel like people just don't know what to do with their lives," said 2020 US Open semifinalist Jennifer Brady, herself returning from injury.

Before each day's play at Flushing Meadows, we'll preview three must-see matches.