ATP Events This Week: Washington 500, Los Cabos 250
WTA Events This Week: Washington 500, Memphis 250
How Andy Murray Is Guiding Jack Draper
Why It’s Interesting: Murray knows better than most how to manage injuries, expectations, and the pressure placed on Britain’s leading men. Draper’s description of their partnership suggests that experience may be most valuable not in changing his game, but in helping him trust it again.
Sloane Stephens Gets Candid In Magazine-Style Feature
Why It’s Interesting: What motivates a player after she’s already won the tournament she spent her whole life dreaming about? For Stephens, the answer now includes earning a doctorate, building her foundation and finding smaller, more personal reasons to keep competing.
The Man Defending Men’s Doubles
Why It’s Interesting: Since the Bryan Brothers retired, Men’s Doubles has lacked a prominent voice capable of shaping the conversation around its future. Henry Patten seems determined to step up, writes Hanlon Walsh.
The Dreaded Question: “How Good Are You At Tennis?”
Novak’s Help With A Gender Reveal
Dominic Thiem… Soccer Player??
Francis Tiafoe Fund Surpasses $1M Raised
Leaving You With Carlos Alcaraz At 7 Years Old
On the Mailbag, Gill Gross answers your comments following Wimbledon 2026, including: ranking Jannik Sinner major title runs in order of impressiveness, is Alexander Zverev disrespected, when will Carlos Alcaraz come back, A poor Wimbledon from the American Men, Felix Auger-Aliassime's backhand improvement, Arthur Fery's future, Elena Rybakina struggles, the state of Alex de Minaur, why Novak Djokovic is no longer better on grass, a serving comparison between Daniil Medvedev and Zverev, Ben Shelton Canada tactics and much much more.
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