Explore the main types of tennis courts, which include clay, hard, grass, and artificial grass. Learn how each surface affects ball speed, bounce, and playing style to find the perfect court for ...

Welcome back to the Monday Tennis Briefing, where will explain the stories behind the stories from the past week on court. This week, illness decimated the Mexican Open in Acapulco. Elsewhere ...

There are quite a few tennis players on the ATP Tour who specialize in a particular type of surface. It is best to bet on them at those tournaments where they demonstrate their best tennis.

The grass tennis courts of Wimbledon are among the most recognizable in the world. But despite its fame, grass is one of the rarest surfaces on which tennis is played today; many tennis fans and ...

Faster surfaces reward offense, and defensive skills and patience are more important on slower courts. Rafael Nadal, who is dominant on the slower surface of clay, has won a record 14 French Open ...

Since the playing surface is grass, it is a shorter playing surface for players compared to other Grand Slam courts and plays a bit faster than a hard court or a clay court.

Its red clay courts are a rarity in the racket world, and the only ones in Eastern PA. It's a surface with a global showcase seen during the French Open. Unlike Paris's Roland-Garros, Allentown's ...

The 54-year-old is synonymous with aiding Serena Williams reign of dominance - helping the tennis icon win 10 Grand Slams as well as 2012 Olympic gold during their 10-year working relationship.

World No. 6 and former U.S. Open champion Daniil Medvedev has been vocal in his criticism of the surface, as well as the slower, heavier tennis balls about which many players (mostly on the ATP ...