Women's Tennis

Blistering wins by tennis stalwarts Andy Murray and Serena Williams restored the luster to an Olympic competition that had taken on a fringe feel

How peculiar it once seemed that Roger Federer insisted that he was still one of the sport's giants—how peculiar now that we didn't believe him

Something rare and curious occurred at Wimbledon last Saturday: For the first time since the Open era began, in 1968, a player at a Grand Slam event played a set flawlessly. Kazakhstan's Yaroslava Shvedova won a...

NOT: DODGER BLUES

In order to help limit grunting among its younger players—while leaving established pros such as Maria Sharapova (right) alone—the Women's Tennis Association announced last week that it would develop a hand-held...