Serena Williams Punishes Simona Halep for Earlier Defeat at WTA Finals
By BEN ROTHENBERG
Days after one of the worst losses of her career, Williams beat Halep, 6-3, 6-0, in the championship match of the WTA Finals.
Simona Halep Routs Serena Williams at WTA Finals
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Serena Williams was routed, 6-0, 6-2, by Halep at the WTA Finals in one of the most one-sided losses of Williams’s career.
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The evolution of the tennis racket from wood to graphite has helped transform the sport into a game of power and spin.
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Players are increasingly toweling off in between points, which Roger Federer likened to “a security blanket” but which some have criticized as a time-wasting tactic.
Strokes of Genius: The Best of the Men
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In a poll of leading coaches, players and analysts on the best strokes in men's tennis, the usual suspects were all there, but so were some outsiders.
Strokes of Genius: The Best of the Women
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Eugenie Bouchard Could Be Tennis’s Next Big Shot
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After years grinding on the junior circuit, the 20-year-old is poised to be one of the sport’s next big stars. Now she just needs that breakthrough win.
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The primal screams of the players at the United States Open have become an inescapable part of the tournament’s soundtrack.
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A Preview of the U.S. Open
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The United States has an estimated 250,000 tennis courts, and in such a big and sprawling country, a few of those courts are going to end up in unusual places. We highlight a few of them here.
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