Kim Clijsters’ comeback begins with baby steps. (more…)

The US Open can take tennis to new heights.

If you’ve ever sat in the upper reaches of Arthur Ashe stadium where the action on the court below can look as vivid as a road map written on the back of a postage stamp and suffered a case of vertigo from the squinting at the sight, no worries. (more…)

Tennis can be a singles game, but player partnerships — on and off court — are often intriguing. (more…)

Striking style has been a key component of Caroline Wozniacki’s singles success. Wozniacki, who warmed up for Wimbledon by winning her fifth career tournament title on the grass courts of Eastbourne last month, reached her sixth final of the season on Saturday, bowing to Spain’s María José Martínez Sánchez, 7-5, 6-4. (more…)

If all television networks provided close-captioning for all the shrieks, squeals and screams reverberating around Roland Garros and Wimbledon, they might fill a typical TV screen. (more…)

Shadows crept halfway across Centre Court while the two solitary figures sharing one common goal continued an elegantly ferocious fight into history.

For five pressure-packed sets, Andy Roddick played the greatest match of his life.

Unfortunately for Roddick, he happened to play his best against the most successful Grand Slam champion in history. (more…)

Serena Williams has a flair for igniting tennis fireworks in major finals so leave it to this generation’s best player to transform America’s birthday into her own personal restoration day. (more…)