NEW YORK - Flavia Pennetta arrived back at Arthur Ashe Stadiumand had one question: "Where is...Cohen, Rachel
As August comes to an end, one of tennis’s biggest events is just beginning: the 141st US Open, marking the fourth and final Grand Slam event of the year. And making an appearance for her ninth year at the Open is American tennis pro and 2017 champion Sloane Stephens. ...
US Open champ Coco Gauff calls on young Americans to get out and vote, 'Use the power that we have' She's theU.S. Open champion. The highest-paid female athlete in the world. And a frustrated Floridian. American tennis player Coco Gauff has never been afra...
Serena Williams Has Dropped Out of the U.S. OpenThe tennis star said she was still recovering from a torn hamstring. ByMia Mercado powerSept. 13, 2020 Naomi Osaka Wanted Her U.S. Open Masks to Make You Think“What was the message that you got, was more the question.” ...
Plenty of tennis players at the U.S. Open agree that there are benefits to taking a nap before a match, especially if they are due on court at night.
Australian Open: Olympic champ Zheng Qinwen starts her bid for another final on a rainy Day 1 “After I lost my father, it’s always been my goal to put our family name in the history of tennis,” she said. “Every time I see my name on that trophy, I’m so proud of mysel...
One Love Tennis is an athletic and educational program for youth in Wilmington, North Carolina. During a rainy day in 2017, the girls watched the documentary “Althea and Arthur.” They learned Ashe has a stadium named for him at the U.S. Open on the grounds of the Billie Jean King Nat...
— US Open Tennis (@usopen) September 8, 2024 But after all the celebration and shenanigans were over, the US Open champ had a complete glam makeover and turned into the Belarus beauty in a full-length, high-slit sleeveless red dress with her hair down and a constant beaming...
Lastly, the tennis champ went on to thank those who doubted her, giving a special shout-out to “the people who didn’t believe in me,” boastfully telling the crowd, that if they thought they were “putting water on her fire,” they were “really adding gas to it.” ...
Prominent civil rights lawyer Ben Crump is advertising on players’ outfits at the U.S. Open Grand Slam tennis tournament this week by placing his firm’s name on sponsor patches worn during matches.