Alexander Zverev has taken a jab at the quality of tennis balls used by the ATP Tour. The German has previously expressed his belief that the balls were to blame for the increase in injuries among ...

adding that tennis was less appealing for him in retirement because he had already experienced its highest highs. “I can hit balls well, whether I play once a week or whether I play once a month ...

When Desert Smash calls, Hollywood answers. Hosted earlier this week by three-time Grammy Award-winner Pink, the annual ...

Osaka looked to be rediscovering her best tennis before injury ended her run at the Australian Open. Her coach explains how ...

Felix Auger-Aliassime and Alexander Bublik were involved in a bizarre VAR review incident at the Dubai Championships just weeks after tennis' new ... been hindered by a ball kid.

BRENTWOOD, Tenn. (WTVF) — Those in Brentwood will not get the chance to vote on a multi-million dollar pickleball and tennis facility — at least not yet. It's a debate that started years ago ...

Emma Raducanu has revealed she "couldn't see the ball through tears" and could "barely ... live on Sky Sports Tennis, where she will return to action for the first time since the ordeal.

LaVar Ball had his right foot amputated after suffering a “serious medical issue,” TMZ Sports reported on Wednesday. The Big Baller Brand co-founder, who’s the father of Hornets guard LaMelo ...

Brad Penner-Imagn Images LaVar Ball—father of NBA stars Lonzo and LaMelo and rapper LiAngelo—recently had his right foot amputated following a "serious medical issue", according to a recent ...

Dragon Ball Daima Episode 18 officially made the previously exclusive to Dragon Ball GT form a part of the canon as Neva used his magic to unlock the Super Saiyan 4 transformation within Goku.

LaVar Ball, the CEO of Big Baller Brand and father of Lonzo Ball, LiAngelo Ball and LaMelo Ball, has acknowledged reports that he recently had his right foot amputated. Appearing in a video ...

This week, we look back at a guide from our July 1989 issue on what part of the golf ball you should look at. For unlimited access to the full GOLF Magazine digital archive, join InsideGOLF today ...