Summary Wimbledon is the greatest grass surface tournament in Tennis In the 21st century, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer have won the most Wimbledon titles, respectively. Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray, ...

Practice was in full swing for BYU men’s tennis as the team played on its indoor courts to avoid the scorching sun on a hot ...

Whenever Wimbledon Championship is talked about Roger Federer's name always comes on top - for he has won eight grass court titles - the most by any player in open era. Federer won five consecutive ...

Pete Sampras, who Rafter had just beaten in Cincinnati in 1998, also added that to truly be considered great one must return ...

It took the Briton eight attempts to finally win it all at Wimbledon, the first of which came in 2005. That year, aged 18, he ...

We look at the 15 men to seal the most grass-court match wins in the Open Era. Behind the stats. The majority of the players ...

Carlos Alcaraz is the undisputed new king of centre court, having won the Wimbledon title two years on the run now.

Tommy Paul could be seen enjoying some time away from the tennis court in a new video that showed the player cutting grass in a riding lawn mower. The No.

Carlos Alcaraz has sparked controversy with his choices in a "kiss, marry, kill" game at the HSBC Championships, declaring he ...

With the tournaments coming thick and fast, there is hardly any breathing space for the players. The post Coco Gauff Loses to ...

Roland Garros final is already regarded as one of the best matches in tennis history, with titans Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik ...

Murray beat Djokovic on Centre Court to lift his second major title, becoming the first British man to hold the trophy aloft at the All England Club in 76 years. His third and final Grand Slam title ...