The Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) has filed lawsuits against major tennis organizations, including the ATP and WTA, alleging antitrust violations and exploitation of players.

The defendants are tennis’ four main governing bodies: The ATP Tour, which regulates the men’s season; the WTA Tour, which regulates the women’s one; the ITF, which regulates and oversees ...

The team of Nico Cella and Andrew Avila won at first doubles while Lukas Runde prevailed at third singles to help Dallas boys ...

Welcome back to the Monday Tennis Briefing, where The Athletic will explain the stories behind the stories from the past week ...

Two Dallas-area programs, the Faith Family girls and Dynamic Prep boys, were invited to this year’s tournament. They will each open nationals with contests against defending boys and girls ...

Coleman Wong Chak-lam has become the first Hongkonger to win an ATP Masters 1000 tournament match, beating Daniel Altmaier 6-4, 6-3 in the first round of the Miami Open. James Allemby, Wong’s ...

In fact, May is national Tennis month, which is why the Lake Area Community Tennis Association is planning several events to get anyone interested in playing or learning tennis ready. We spoke with ...

The Professional Tennis ... “ATP remains committed to working in the best interests of the game – towards continued growth, financial stability, and the best possible future for our players ...

Tennis fans could not have predicted was what ... as the top-ranked Italian is banned from the ATP Tour until May 4 for failed drug tests. The redhead with the carrot-costumed fans captivated ...

The Professional Tennis Players' Association (PTPA) is seeking a court order to prevent the ATP Tour engaging in "improper, coercive or threatening communications" with players. The association ...