Peter Bodo

Want to be a tennis coach? There’s plenty of opportunity on tour, but it comes with a caveat: It isn’t the most stable business.

Yes, we like to see tennis finally doing something about its never-ending matches, but a little consistency across the Slams would be nice.

Is it a mere coincidence the three all-time Grand Slam winners are playing in the same era? Perhaps not, and that’s a telling sign.

Led by Bianca Andreescu on the women’s side and Denis Shapovalov and Felix Auger-Aliassime on the men’s side, Canada has a new crop of players ready to hit it big.

Sofia Kenin is the most successful American on the WTA Tour this year. She has won three titles, is ranked in the top 20 and has a knack for playing her best against the best players.

If recent tennis events are giving a glimpse at the future of the sport, it will include face masks, one chair umpire and no ball kids or fans.

Eduardo Puppo put aside vacations and relationships to try to prove that the clay-court specialist was erroneously denied the No. 1 ranking in the 1970s.

Don’t look for empty seats at the fan-less US Open; what happens on the court will be central to the Grand Slam viewing experience.

The rule requiring tennis players to handle their own towels because of COVID-19 health protocols is unpopular and, to many, even problematic.

Dominic Thiem fell two sets behind but patiently tracked down and outlasted his friend and rival Alexander Zverev to win his first Grand Slam title in his fourth attempt in a major final.