Over the weekend Carlos Alcaraz reached yet another milestone in his young career. However, the win needs to be put into some perspective too.
CHARLESTON, S.C. (USA) — Belinda Bencic is quite an impressive tennis player. She has all of the shots, and amazingly she just turned 25 years old...
CHARLESTON, S.C. (USA) — Please pardon Ons Jabeur for taking things one step at a time during her play in the last 53 weeks at the...
Shelby Rogers and Emma Navarro are representing Charleston at the Credit One Charleston Open this week.
On the brink of defeat, Nadal conducted one of the greatest comebacks of his career at Melbourne Park.
Daniil Medvedev may appear to be the future of men’s professional tennis once Novak Djokovic and Rafa Nadal leave the game, but right now Nadal looks...
Columnist James Beck reflects on what was a historic women's final at Melbourne Park for Australian tennis.
Could 2022 be Nadal's year at Melbourne Park?
Daniil Medvedev thwarted Djokovic's Calendar Year Grand Slam ambitions and is ready to take over as the best in the game.
The British sensation shocked the tennis world - can she keep it up in the coming years?
Zverev fell just short of beating the world N.1, and now Medvedev is the last obstacle still standing on his path to a Calendar Year Grand...
Emma Raducanu and Leylah Fernandez shocked the tennis world at the U.S. Open. Who will win their much-anticipated Saturday showdown?
The world number one looked great against Berrettini, but the road to a Calendar Year Grand Slam is still long.
Alexander Zverev looked like the best player in the world in Tokyo and Cincinnati - could he prevent the Serbian from achieving a Calendar Year Grand...
The world number one will be the overwhelming favourite at the US Open, but Berrettini is here to stay
James Beck reflects on the roller-coaster women's final which saw Barty become the first Australian to win the women's title since 1980.
Berrettini showed his deceptive athleticism, while Djokovic capitalised on Shapovalov's struggles under pressure
The Czech player will need to be on top form to win her first Slam title.
Shapovalov has the tools to trouble Djokovic, while Hurkacz beats Federer and looks born to play on grass
Who could take the Wimbledon title away from Federer or (especially) Djokovic?