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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.

Jessica Korda's parents achieved glory as tennis players; now it's her turn to shine in a different sport.

The U.S. collapse in Sunday's Ryder Cup was significant, but where does it rank in the history of sports' memorable collapses? Our writers weigh in.

Debate about whether women deserve equal pay at Grand Slam tournaments continues. But is it really about how many sets they play or good tennis?

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.

Imagine what the world would look like without Title IX. Then celebrate the advances made by continuing the fight.

From Victoria Azarenka's upset to Tiger Woods' comeback and Cal's elimination at the WCWS, our writers weigh in with their picks for the biggest surprise of the weekend past.

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.

Olympic hopeful Kathryn Bertine seeks to answer this question at the espnW Summit

There are no style points in tennis. But the sport's individual, theatrical nature encourages players to express themselves on court through fashion.

She says the criticism of her game doesn't bother her. And Caroline Wozniacki is fighting like a player who feels comfortable at No.1.

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.

Women tennis players are causing a stir with high-decibel grunts. If it added five yards to a tee shot? Well, get out your earplugs.

Though he's Rafael Nadal's friend, Rory McIlroy knows how hard it is to win a first major and would like to see Andy Murray do it.

Venus and Serena are finally healthy enough to take to the court again, and as usual, Mom, Dad and sis are right there with them.