The 2009 US Open qualies “Best Dressed” Award goes to Eloisa Compostizo De Andres, who lost in the second round to 20th seed Mariya Koryttseva 6-2, 6-1. We’re all about the simple and classic...

Tweets/texts/emails/pings fluttered our way right after Roger Federer climbed out of that five-set mess that was his semifinal against Juan Martin Del Potro. The score: 3-6, 7-6 (2), 2-6, 6-1,...

If any of you are out in the desert and in need of some simple shoes, consider the Tretorn sale going on at the Puma outlet in Cabazon. The Tretorn Nylite was designed in 1967 and became the...

Andy Roddick got his first taste of trouble in the hands of fiery Spaniard David Ferrer, who took the top-ranked American to three sets — 7-6 (5), 3-6, 6-3 — in the fourth round of this...

Perhaps. It’s definitely a contender...

Last night at Pier 94 on Manhattan’s Upper West Side a mostly-packed house watched James Blake beat substitute Sam Querrey before the two singles players paired up in a losing effort against Bob and Mike Bryan. The event was an exhibition headlined by...

We celebrate World AIDS Day today to bring awareness to such a real and current disease. Here is a touching tribute from 2007 to Arthur Ashe, the late tennis champ. Watch the video here. Learn more about World AIDS Day here.

Last night L. Jon Wertheim spoke to tennis fans at Housing Works Bookstore Cafe in SoHo about his book Strokes of Genius while fielding questions from the audience about the legitimacy of Fed’s ‘09 French win and why mainstream American sports fans...

We knew that Andre Agassi was the driving force behind his new autobiography, Open, but who knew that the former Grand Slam champ had made the full transition to tennis journalist?! Guess he was jealous of Justin Gimelstob, no? Above, at far left,...

Nikolay Davydenko or Juan Martin del Potro? Your call in the comments section… Oh, and if you can provide a caption for the above picture, we’d love that, too… (photo via yahoo! sports)