Tennis financially fair in all aspects

OK, so you're feeling a little queasy as the economy pitches downhill, like a runaway car without brakes negotiating one hairpin turn after another. T...

Blake, Fish will put friendship on hiatus

Friends turn foes NEW YORK -- Like the upper 80s in Manhattan, the third round at the U.S. Open is a pricey piece of real estate. It means y...

ITF has no problem with players who can't speak English

Nick Imison, director of communications for the International Tennis Federation, said there has been no need for the sort of initiative taken recently by the LPGA Tour requiring players to be able to speak English.

Federer's supremacy, Davydenko's scandal headline 2007

Where else do you find the Grammy's and Emmy's wrapped up in one? Where else do reports of deliberate food poisoning and rainbow-sherbet polos make headlines? Quite simply -- that was the 2007 tennis season.

Spurs' triumph, Mets' pratfall just a few memorable moments from '07

From the plight of Barry Bonds to the triumphs of the University of Florida, ESPN The Magazine unveils its 100 biggest stories of the year.

Are sports heading toward 'major crash' because of cheating?

Thursday and Friday, ESPN.com tackles the issue of cheating in sports. As senior writer Wayne Drehs asks: What do you find admirable about sports? Why do you care about your team so much? Where do you draw the line when it comes to cheating?

Draper's tale of two sports is one for the movies

Scott Draper has already lived and lost enough to be a screenwriter's dream. This is his story of tennis and golf, of triumph and tragedy.

Sports Getaways for Sept. 22-25