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Focus on Sport/Getty Images The first "Battle of the Sexes" set up opportunities for other significant women-versus-men competitions, such as Billie Jean King's defeat of Bobby Riggs in 1973. On May 13, 1973 (Mother's Day), 55-year-old Bobby Rigg...

We'll let Phyllis Tobias' middle digit let you know what we think of the cavemen at Maxim. Obviously, they couldn't handle a real woman.

Second-seeded Caroline Wozniacki opened with a strong showing at the Family Circle, defeating Silvia Soler-Espinosa 6-1, 6-1 on Wednesday for her sixth straight victory here.

In this week's "That's What She Said," Sarah Spain looks back on the big names in London, previews their futures and embraces an Olympic sport of her own.

The latest Bracket of Awesome ogles the athletes with the best bods. Whose is most awesome? You get to decide.

Myah, 12, and Erica,14, are taking the golf world by storm. And wondering what the Williams sisters think of them.

In this week's "That's What She Said," Sarah Spain reflects on what has changed and stayed the same in the decade since she graduated from college.

A hint for Serena? The LPGA legend left golf when her heart wasn't in it, and she couldn't be happier.

On 11/11/11, we decided to reflect on the 11 top women's sports moments of 2011. What a year it's already been, and it's not over yet.

The grace and beauty of Roger Federer's topspin forehand is the theme running through the narrative of tennis in this volatile time of the sport's comings, goings and torch-passing.

What's good for the heart is good for your game? Caroline Wozniacki and Rory McIlroy are the latest high-profile couple on the global sports landscape.

Top-seeded Caroline Wozniacki, still seeking her first major title, cruised into the second round of the U.S. Open on Tuesday.

Work hard, play hard. That's kind of the modus operandi for many players after the European Slam grind ends. But who's having the most fun?

The Gold Cup? Fail. Wimbledon? Fail. U.S. Open? Fail. How bad has it become for American sports on the international scene? Bad enough that we might need one of those IMF bailouts.

Tiger Woods has not finished a tournament atop the leaderboard in 18 months. Nonetheless, Forbes says the world's former No. 1 golfer remains the biggest celebrity in the sports world.

Since Title IX, the number of women participating in sports has skyrocketed, and the skill level has improved significantly. And still we wonder: Can an exceptional woman ever crack the ranks of men's pro sports? Or should she even try?