Frances Tiafoe laughed at the lack of consistency after Lorenzo Musetti kicked a tennis ball that hit a linesperson.

Francis Tiafoe is one of the most exciting American tennis players on the ATP circuit. Since turning pro in 2015, he’s made his mark on the sport, beating legends like Rafael Nadal and winning ...

Bethenny Frankel addressed social media chatter about her appearance after the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Runway Show. The ...

Ali Truwit’s journey from a life-altering shark attack to gracing the pages of the 2025 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue is a testament to resilience and determination. In May 2023, just days ...

Ayan Broomfield, the girlfriend of American tennis star Frances Tiafoe, is loving his all-blue Lululemon kit at the French Open.

Melbourne Beach native Caroline Marks is featured in the 2025 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition. The Space Coast BoardRiders surf club placed third at the U.S. National BoardRiders Championships.

And more than a decade before the letter, Smith took issue with a Sports Illustrated cover photo featuring Barkley. Just as he did after Barkley labeled Ferguson rioters “scumbags,” Smith ...

The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model appears in the ... a seventh year was a different experience for her. "I had a lot of body confidence issues when I first started out in the industry, and ...

The 15th-seeded Tiafoe made his way into the quarterfinals at the French Open for the first time with a 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (4) victory over Daniel Altmaier of Germany on Sunday night, joining 12th ...

Tiafoe, a 27-year-old from Maryland, added: “If I’m ready to go, I’m not just going to get to the third round — I can go for a run. I genuinely feel I can beat anybody on any specific day ...

Tennis star Frances Tiafoe, who is ranked 16th in the world after beating Pablo Carreño Busta in the second round of the French Open, is always seen warming up before matches in NBA jerseys.

Last year saw a highly publicized, ugly breakup between Sports Illustrated owner Authentic Brands Group and The Arena Group, which had held a long-term publishing license for the iconic magazine.