ESPN, U.S. Open agree to 11-year, $770M deal
The Worldwide Leader will provide exclusive coverage of all 17 courts in Flushing starting in 2015.
Tennis
ESPN may make U.S. Open tennis exclusive to cable
The Flushing, N.Y.-based Grand Slam may leave CBS for the first time since the late sixties.
What we learned in Madrid
Rafa is still Rafa, Serena can win on clay, and the "Is Fed done?" narrative is not going away.
ESPN, U.S. Open agree to 11-year, $770M deal
The Worldwide Leader will provide exclusive coverage of all 17 courts in Flushing starting in 2015.
ESPN may make U.S. Open tennis exclusive to cable
The Flushing, N.Y.-based Grand Slam may leave CBS for the first time since the late sixties.
What we learned in Madrid
Rafa is still Rafa, Serena can win on clay, and the "Is Fed done?" narrative is not going away.
Quantifying luck of the draw
The biggest influence of luck in tennis happens before the matches even start.
Adv. Baseline women's rankings for May
There was little movement at the top in April, but Ana Ivanovic did make her way into the Top 10, and a couple of lower-ranked Americans surged.
Adv. Baseline men's rankings for May
This month's Advanced Baseline rankings. With the French Open on the horizon, we're going to have some fun with these numbers in May.
The BCS tennis rankings
Offering a methadone prescription for withdrawal from your college football habit.
Is Mallory Burdette a top 40 player?
Inside Advanced Baseline's most unconventional ranking, and how scoring margin can identify top players.
Djokovic injures ankle, will have MRI
The world's top player twisted his ankle while playing against Sam Querrey on Sunday. How bad is the injury looking in the aftermath of Djokovic's win?
Why Ferrer is ahead of Murray
Tracking the surprising shifts of two top players' Advanced Baseline rankings.
Advance Baseline women's rankings (April 2)
This month's Advanced Baseline women's rankings. Serena Williams remains No. 1, and Sara Errani moves into the Top 10.
Advance Baseline men's rankings (April 2)
This month's Advanced Baseline men's rankings. Novak Djokovic is still in first, but David Ferrer has jumped to third.
in association with
- Federer, Nadal to renew rivalry in Rome final (Yahoo! Sports)
- Sharapova withdraws from Italian Open with illness (Yahoo! Sports)
- Tomic expected to play French Open (Yahoo! Sports)
- US Open tennis leaving CBS for ESPN in 2015 (Yahoo! Sports)
- Murray retires with back pain; doubtful for Paris (Yahoo! Sports)
Murray tops Ferrer at Sony Open
Neither man could win a service game in the decisive third set, but Andy Murray eventually beat David Ferrer in the Sony Open final to move to No. 2 in the world.
Serena wins Sony Open
Serena Williams rallied from one set down in the Sony Open final, defeating Maria Sharapova 4-6, 6-3, 6-0.
Williams, Sharapova advance to finals
Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova will play in the juggernaut matchup set for this weekend at the Sony Open. Who else advanced in Thursday's action?
A must-see tennis shot
Sometimes you just need to watch an unbelievable tennis shot like 12 or 13 times in a row. Like right now!
