If anything, there’s a great opportunity here for all those tennis functionaries who have been bragging about the new spirit of cooperation among the stakeholders to unite on tackling this issue.

Men’s tennis has witnessed a rash of shocking outbursts ranging from racquet abuse to umpire intimidation.

The No. 6 seed prevailed in Wednesday's final match at the Miami Open, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3, to set an unlikely semifinal with world No. 103 Francisco Cerundolo.

While Iga Swiatek is already assured the No. 1 ranking, Paula Badosa can clinch the No. 2 spot with a win on Wednesday.

Can rising American star Mackenzie McDonald score a major upset? Meanwhile, Iga Swiatek plays her first match since clinching world No. 1.

After the latest rounds of racquet abuse Thursday in Miami, it's clear that fines amounting to pocket change, point penalties and deferred suspensions are complicit with a growing problem.

The American men have chances for more in the coming BNP Paribas Open rounds. Opelka takes on Denis Shapovalov Monday before Brooksby faces Tsitsipas at night; Tiafoe meets Rublev on Tuesday.

The American battled back from 4-2 down in the third to pull off the biggest upset of the men's draw so far.

The “worst moment” of Alexander Zverev’s life may prove to be more damaging to the image of the men's tour than his own.

In 2019, Simona Halep ended Coco Gauff's breakout Wimbledon during her run to the title. Sunday, the two face off at the BNP Paribas Open for the first time since that initial meeting.