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Now in his seventh year on the ATP Tour, American tennis player John Isner is sitting at the No. 22 world ranking. The North Carolina native and Georgia grad has earned more than $4 million in prize money as he collected a career 177-117 record. The ...

Triple gold medalist Allyson Felix is starting a month away from training, a well-deserved break given how hard she works the rest of the time.

After 12 events and four days of competition, Annie Thorisdottir and Rich Froning are still "The Fittest on Earth," as they repeated as champions of the 2012 CrossFit Games.

The 2012 CrossFit Games started 48 hours early with a swim-bike-run and obstacle course just to keep the contestants on their toes.

After mastering the devilishly difficult muscle-up movement, Iceland's Annie Thorisdottir is poised to become the first repeat champion at the CrossFit Games.

"Fortnight Fuel" appears in the current issue of ESPN The Magazine. Strawberries and cream are as much a part of Wimbledon as the all-white outfits and Royal Box. But it isn't just the fans who arrive at the All England Club to scarf down large qu...

The Wimbledon grass is looking greener for No. 4 Andy Murray, thanks to a retooled game courtesy of new coach Ivan Lendl, writes Lindsay Berra for ESPN The Magazine.

If you've moved up 300 spots in two years and the world's top player knows your game, you have to be doing something right. For Sloane Stephens, 19, that something is her forehand. Her powerful stroke, hit out of an open stance, played a big ...

Monmouth's Pat Light can bring the heat. The 6-5, 215-pound right-hander has first-round potential.

Julia Glushko is a 22-year-old Israeli tennis player ranked No. 225 in the world. She has what it takes to climb the rankings, but without sponsors to foot her bills, she has to shell out for training, equipment and travel on her own (the $8,056 she...

In ESPN The Magazine, Lindsay Berra writes that the Olympics are becoming the new must-win event for tennis stars like Serena Williams and Alex Bogomolov Jr.

Lindsay Berra of ESPN The Magazine asked pitching coach Paul Reddick to compare the flawed delivery of Stephen Strasburg with the model motion of retired legend Greg Maddux.

When ace after ace blows an elbow from the same biomechanical flaw, Tommy John surgery keeps them in the game. But science, not the scalpel, is the real solution, writes Lindsay Berra in ESPN The Magazine. Too bad few MLB teams are paying attention.

ESPNHS GIRL magazine recognizes 18 remarkable teen female athletes.

Southpaw Petra Kvitova spent 2011 using her killer serve to become No. 2. In ESPN The Magazine, Lindsay Berra asks: Will her lefty edge be enough to one-up opponent down under?

In ESPN The Magazine, Lindsay Berra writes about four dynamic duos who are reviving the Eastern Conference.