Pete Sampras is on the shortlist of greatest tennis players of all time. The American had the most Grand Slam titles in tennis history when he retired, and he was particularly dominant on fast surfaces…

The highs and lows of Andre Agassi throughout his career have certainly grabbed the attention of the sports world. At his peak, he was the best tennis player in the world, but during his lows,…

The success of Stan Wawrinka during this era is something that not enough people appreciate. Not only has he been overshadowed by the big three, but it hurts him even more that one of them…

The tennis career of Andy Murray took a terrible turn for the worst in recent memory, but he still out there grinding to get back to a competitive level. Whether he actually gets there or…

Kei Nishikori has been one of the most consistently good players on tour the last several years. Although not blessed with the natural size and athleticism as some of the best players in the sport,…

For years, people have been waiting for the break out of Grigor Dimitrov at a Grand Slam event. Nicknamed Baby Federer, many thought that he would be competing for Grand Slam titles by now. It…

From the mid-1970s all the way to the early 1990s, Jimmy Connors was one of the most recognizable tennis players in the world. He held the number one ranking for a total of 268 weeks,…

When John Isner finished his college career at the University of Georgia, no one knew what to expect out of his professional career. The four-time All-American wrapped up his remarkable career by leading the Bulldogs…

Despite still being relatively young on tour, Nick Kyrgios has had an interesting career to this point. The Australian is considered one of the most talented players in tennis right now, and he has reached…