Why reluctance to penalize players for throwing rackets and hitting balls into the crowd will come back to bite the sport one ...

Fifty years ago, Arthur Ashe made history by becoming the first Black man to win the Wimbledon singles title—a victory that transcended sport and inspired generations. To honor this landmark ...

Krause points out that this also allows players to reach top racquet head speeds with more compact technique. Heavier racquets required more time and longer swing paths to build momentum. Players can ...

— Tennis Channel (@TennisChannel) May 27, 2025. Aside from Gauff's gaffe with her rackets, Tuesday was a business-like day for the world No. 2, as she dispatched Gadecki in straight sets (6-2, 6-2).

Holger Rune has launched a shop selling a range of memorabilia from his tennis career, with a smashed racket listed for more ...

Rafael Nadal's tennis racket from his historic 2017 French Open victory has set a new auction record, selling for $157,333.20 (Rs 1.34 crore) including buyer's premium at a Prestige Memorabilia ...

The tennis legend broke his own record when the racket sold. The racket he used during the 2022 Australian Open, which sold for $139,700, had previously held the record. Nadel ended his career in ...

Her trusted Wilson racket, particularly the Wilson Blade range, has been constant during her tennis journey. She's using the same at the ongoing French Open. The Belarusian is currently using the ...

PARIS (AP) — Rafael Nadal hasn't swung a tennis racket in the six months since the final match of his remarkable career. Eventually, he figures, he will do so again, ...

The moment went viral on social media as tennis fans enjoyed Gauff's reaction. However, it was not her fault. The World No. 2 has said before that she does not pack her own bags before matches.

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All racket sports ‒ tennis, pickleball and even the emerging padel ‒ can help each other, Leonard said. They can co-exist. "Tennis will always be there, growing slower than pickleball ...