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Roland Garros is definitely the most interesting Grand Slam to watch because it's also the most difficult to win. Just ask Federer. Or Sharapova, for that matter. It's the only Grand Slam to have eluded them both. Pity Federer,...
Betts, Blakely, Hamza and Newman win singles contests CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – The Virginia Tech women’s tennis team won four singles matches on Friday in the Kitty Harrison Invitational. The tournament is hosted by the University...
BASEL, Nov 7 (Reuters) - World number three Novak Djokovic saved three match points before bouncing back to beat Radek Stepanek 6-7 7-5 6-2 on Saturday and reach the final of the Swiss Indoors. The Serbian second seed will face...
Pennetta made amends for losing to Glach at this year's French Open Flavia Pennetta and Francesca Schiavone earned straight-sets wins to give Italy a 2-0 lead over the United States in the Fed Cup final in Reggio Calabria....
Kim Clijsters has slammed the "extremely harsh" sanctions imposed on fellow Belgians Xavier Malisse and Yanina Wickmayer. By Tel;egraph staff and agencies Sympathy: Belgian star Kim Clijsters considers her compatriots' drug...
By Barry Wood BALI, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Marion Bartoli will play Aravane Rezai in an all-French final at the Tournament of Champions in Bali after both claimed straight-sets victories on Saturday. Bartoli reached her fourth final...
VALENCIA, Spain, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Second seed Nikolay Davydenko squandered a one-set lead to lose 3-6 6-4 6-3 to unseeded Russian compatriot Mikhail Youzhny in the semi-finals of the Valencia Open on Saturday.
Santoro bids farewell to French public at Paris Masters * Does not rule out Australian Open appeareance By Chrystel Boulet-Euchin PARIS, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Frenchman Fabrice Santoro, once nicknamed "the magician" by Pete Sampras...
Nov 7 (Reuters) - Fed Cup world group final scores between Italy and United States from Calabria, Italy on Saturday (prefix denotes seeding). 3-Italy lead 4-U.S. 1-0 Flavia Pennetta (Italy) beat Alexa Glatch (U.S.) 6-3 6-1
AP The president of the International Tennis Federation thinks Serena Williams will receive a hefty fine but will not be suspended for the Australian Open for her US Open tirade. In an interview with The Associated Press on...
