Andy Roddick is joining ESPN as a voice for Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, trading racquets for microphones but keeping the same sharp observations.
The announcement, part AP News and sports media coverage, confirms Roddick will combine match commentary and …
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Pegula turned a Dubai final into a birthday present and a loud career statement all at once.
After two deep runs in January, Jessica Pegula wrapped up the Dubai Tennis Championships with a straight-sets win over Elina Svitolina, a result …
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Rafael Nadal has traded clay for chairlifts.
The Spaniard surprised fans on Instagram after posting photos from a recent mountain trip, admitting he had skied for the first time in 26 years, and the reaction from colleagues and fans …
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Sebastian Korda is back in a Delray Beach final and he seems to have brought his best serve with him.
After a shaky start to 2026 and an early exit at the Australian Open, Korda pulled himself together on Saturday, …
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Alcaraz made Doha feel like a practice session.
Carlos Alcaraz thrashed Arthur Fils to win the Qatar Open in a match that finished so quickly the vendors probably did not finish boiling the water for fresh coffee.
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Venus Williams Is Heading Back To Indian Wells.
Organizers confirmed on Friday that the American icon has accepted a wild card for the March WTA hardcourt event, with entry into both singles and doubles and a planned appearance in the …
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Svitolina keeps finding ways to steal the headlines in Dubai.
First she edged past Belinda Bencic in a three-set test and later produced an upset of Coco Gauff to reach the final, with momentum, history and a title shot against …
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Jessica Pegula keeps collecting semifinals like souvenir towels — and she is not apologizing for the luggage space they take.
After a gritty 6-3, 2-6, 6-4 win over Clara Tauson, the American advanced to the semi-finals of the Dubai Tennis …
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Coco Gauff and Alexandra Eala have turned a scheduled quarterfinal into one of the tour’s must-watch rematches, mixing crowd drama, a doubles backstory and a decisive result in Dubai.
Both players threaded different routes to the same stage this week, …
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Carlos Alcaraz is back in Doha, cool and efficient after another Grand Slam week and already dodging headline-sized expectations.
The world No. 1 arrived fresh from Melbourne and was scheduled to take on Arthur Rinderknech in his Doha opener, with …
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Carlos Alcaraz shrugged and smiled through a solid opening in Doha, admitting that seeing Jannik Sinner on the other side of the draw lights a little competitive fire in him.
Both top names started the Qatar Open with straight-sets wins, …
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Coco Gauff told reporters she will not be quiet about America’s problems.
At a Dubai press conference the 21-year-old Grand Slam champion linked her willingness to speak to family history and personal conviction, saying that when asked she will …
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Jessica Pegula is leading the charge to fix tennis’s punishing calendar.
The WTA has formed a 13-person Tour Architecture Council, announced by chair Valerie Camillo, to rethink scheduling, rankings points and mandatory-event rules with a clear focus on player health …
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Jack Draper shaved his head and social media is choosing sides like it’s a five-setter.
The British No. 1 unveiled a low buzz cut on Instagram this Valentine’s Day, a striking cosmetic change that comes after months off with a …
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Doha is serving up a heavyweight appetizer to the 2026 season, and yes, the court will be watching as closely as the players.
The Qatar ExxonMobil Open returns with a top-heavy field led by World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz and …
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Destanee Aiava is leaving the tour at 25, and she did not go quietly.
In a nine-slide Instagram statement the Australian announced that 2026 will be her final year on tour, calling tennis “a toxic boyfriend” and accusing the sport …
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Top two players Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek have officially withdrawn from the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships, and the sport’s calendar just got another public headache.
Their joint pullout for the WTA 1000 event has been framed by both …
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From college courts to ATP match points, Jack Pinnington Jones has turned a week in Dallas into a loud statement for British tennis and for anyone still thinking the college route is a slow lane.
The 22-year-old qualifier beat higher-ranked …
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