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Tennis Mailbag: There’s A Lot to Look Forward to in Serena Williams’s Return

There may be a contingent of haters doubting the 44-year-old, but her comeback is a positive for the sport. Plus, a wide-open Roland Garros, U.S. Open ticket prices and more.

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Tennis Mailbag: Jannik Sinner Is More Than a Winning Machine

The Italian star is often labeled as clinical and efficient, but there’s more to his game.

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Tennis Mailbag: Is Carlos Alcaraz’s Injury Part of a Bigger Problem Plaguing the Sport?

There has been a rash of high-profile injuries in tennis recently. Plus, Jannik Sinner could complete a career Grand Slam at Roland Garros.

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Tennis Mailbag: Meet Michael Antonius, the American Teen Who Just Made History

The 16-year-old spoke with Jon Wertheim after becoming the youngest American to win an ITF men’s singles title.

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Tennis Mailbag: Novak Djokovic’s Miami Withdrawal Sparks Debate

The 38-year-old’s decision to pull out of the Miami Open inspired discussion around the sport. Plus, empty seats at Indian Wells, coaches’ salaries and more.

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Australian Open to remain the 'Happy Slam', says Tiley

Outgoing Australian Open boss Craig Tiley says he has no plans to try to turn the US Open into the new 'Happy Slam' when he takes over as USTA chief executive.

AAP

'Great opportunity': family man Tiley explains TA exit

Outgoing Australian Open boss Craig Tiley says his young children need a chance to be close to his American wife's family after accepting the USTA's top job.

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50 Parting Thoughts From the 2026 Australian Open

Carlos Alcaraz made history, while Elena Rybakina let her game do the talking. Plus, Novak Djokovic reminded the world why he is still playing and more from Melbourne.

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Tennis Mailbag: Craig Tiley’s Future Looms Over Australian Open

The USTA has reportedly pursued the Tennis Australia CEO. Plus, Novak Djokovic’s pursuit of a 25th major and more from Melbourne.

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Tennis Mailbag: Who Can Contend With Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz?

The rivalry has dominated men’s tennis, with many wondering whether a player could step up and disrupt the sport’s current hierarchy.

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Tennis Mailbag: How New Saudi Arabia Masters 1000 Event Could Shake Up the Sport

The tournament will likely change the makeup of the already crowded calendar as players raise complaints about the season’s length.

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Did Carlos Alcaraz dedicate an empty seat and golden plaque to Charlie Kirk?

A series of viral posts are falsely claiming that Carlos Alcaraz dedicate an empty seat, a speech, and a hefty donation to Charlie Kirk and his family. This is why these claims are either false or extremely unlikely.

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SI:AM | Lynx’s Historic Comeback Ends Valkyries’ Dream Debut Season

Minnesota just did something that had happened fewer than a dozen times in WNBA history.

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Tennis Mailbag: Biggest Issue With USTA’s Handling of President Trump’s U.S. Open Visit

What role does politics play in covering sports? Plus, should the Laver Cup evolve to include women?

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Tennis Mailbag: Why the Carlos Alcaraz–Jannik Sinner Rivalry Is Good for the Sport

The duo’s dominance underscores the beauty of competition. Plus, why the USTA’s directive around President Trump’s U.S. Open appearance is problematic.

The Independent UK

Karoline Leavitt mocked over ‘coolest boss ever’ post about Trump at US Open

‘People’s President’ Trump drew boos as he watched Carlos Alcaraz defeat Janick Sinner inside the Arthur Ashe Stadium

The Guardian - US

Trump’s strongman image got boos at the US Open, and perhaps that was the point

The president’s appearance at the men’s final was met with pushback. But his visit was always about distraction, even if it exposed his flaws

International Business Times UK

Trump Booed at US Open After Security Chaos — Was TV Ordered to Cover Up the Crowd's Fury?

US President Donald Trump was booed at the US Open men's final after his arrival triggered heavy security delays and long queues. Reports later suggested broadcasters were told to avoid showing the jeers, fuelling debate over censorship, politics in sport, and the tournament's credibility.

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50 Parting Thoughts From the 2025 U.S. Open

Aryna Sabalenka defended her title in commanding fashion and Carlos Alcaraz toppled Jannik Sinner, while fans enjoyed Honey Deuces and caviar-topped chicken nuggets.

The Independent UK

Start of US Open final delayed as Trump arrival impacts Alcaraz and Sinner clash

The start of the final between the two best players in the world was delayed by 30 minutes due to enhanced security measures

The Guardian - US

The USTA’s censorship of Trump dissent at the US Open is cowardly, hypocritical and un-American

By asking broadcasters not to show any protest against Donald Trump at Sunday’s final, the governing body has caved to fear while contradicting its own history of spectacle

Fortune

An inside look at the US Open’s $800 million push into building more luxury spaces for fans

Earlier this year, the United States Tennis Association unveiled plans for its flagship US Open tennis tournament to add more luxury spaces to its Arthur Ashe Stadium.

The Guardian - US

Sorry, purists: the Coachella-fication of the US Open is here to stay

Once the people’s slam, New York’s major now doubles as a lifestyle carnival where attending is no longer just about watching, but being seen watching

The Guardian - US

Once body-shamed by the USTA, Taylor Townsend became the US Open’s people’s champ

Townsend turned a fraught history with the USTA into triumph, leaving New York as the unexpected star and the defining figure of this year’s US Open

Fortune

Meet the tennis exec in charge of the US Open's teams earning over $500 million in revenue each year

Kirsten Corio oversees commercial operations for the USTA and shares her keys to success.

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