Tennis

At an exhibition match in Brazil, tennis star Caroline Wozniacki gave her Serena impression to a surprised audience by stuffing towels in her bra and skirt.

At long last, Great Britain’s Grand Slam drought has come to an end.

The Flyer Alumni Association established an alumni scholarship fund to provide financial assistance for tuition and technology to qualified students. The association has purchased Ipads for students, supports athletic programs, and other organizations at Loyola College Prep.

Evidently players in any sport aren't the only ones who could make serious blunders, referees can too. If you're 70 year-old Lois Ann Goodman, this is one of those real-life situations where you wish you could have instant replay.

The 2012 US Olympic tennis team roster — which includes Serena and Venus Williams and Andy Roddick just to name a few — reads like a who’s who of the sport. But to casual fans, brothers Bob and Mike Bryan may not be as instantly recognizable.

When English tennis pro Andy Murray lost at Wimbledon to Roger Federer, the entire country of England got sad, including his smoking hot gal pal Kim Sears.

The life of a Wimbledon line judge isn’t exactly the most exciting of professions, but sometimes things can pick up if they get in a tennis pro’s line of fire.

Rafael Nadal broke a tennis record on Monday when he netted his seventh French Open title, further putting him in the upper echelons of the sport’s history.

Sure, he’s won the Australian Open and currently ranks as the No. 2 tennis player in the world, but we weren’t truly impressed by Novak Djokovic’s game until we saw this epic new video, in which the pro athlete can be seen playing tennis from — wait for it — the wings of a flying airplane. It’s the latest video from HEAD Tennis’ viral campaign (via YouTube), a slick set of videos that give new m