With a tennis court as a backdrop, McEnroe and Bensinger sat down for an emotional conversation about retiring from tennis in 1992 at the same time his marriage to actress Tatum O’Neal collapsed ...

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Federal judge signals class certification for NCAA tennis prize-money lawsuit UNC’s Brantmeier aims to overturn NCAA limits on non-collegiate prize earnings NCAA faces mounting pressure after ...

King Charles has spent the past year trying to persuade his disgraced brother Prince Andrew to move out of Royal Lodge, in ...

The Prince and Princess of Wales' eldest son Prince George has had private tennis lessons at his holiday home Anmer Hall in Norfolk - see rare photo.

From the Robert Basinger tennis newsletter. Robert was a standout player at East Rowan. My first tennis coach was Frank Saunders, an art teacher at Salisbury High School and colleague of my dad ...

Money talks - we all know that. But even if you have £12 million or so in the kitty and want to buy a three-bedroom apartment ...

Alex de Minaur gets crack at Novak Djokovic a year after hip tear prevented Wimbledon clash While there were no major shocks on Day 6, new stories—like Clara Tauson's 'unexpected' run ...

For 400 years, most popes escaped the Roman summer in the hilltop town of Castel Gandolfo, Italy. Then Francis stopped going, leaving the town a bit bereft.

Jack Draper fumbles the British crown, and the Iga Swiatek of old makes a comeback Surprises, breakthroughs, rebounds and more in our wrap of Day 4 action at Wimbledon.

Jack Draper arrived at Wimbledon as the No 4 seed but has already crashed out As a British player, many simply expect Draper to be a strong grass-court player After losing to Marin Cilic, Draper ...

‘Serve bot’ used to be a pejorative for limited tennis players. Now Carlos Alcaraz, a player with immense gifts, wants to be one. Why?