Liya Davidov

1 week ago | tennis.com | Liya Davidov

She joins Steph Curry, Neymar, the world-record breath holder and a hot-dog eating champion competing against ‘normal people’ for money and charity. Published May 29, 2025THE BREAK: Alexis Ohanian shows off world's largest Serena Williams card collectionTurning pro at 14, Serena Williams dedicated 27 years of her life to the professional tennis world, accumulating 23 Grand Slam singles titles and solidifying herself as an all-time great in any sport.

1 week ago | tennis.com | Liya Davidov

Experience Paris the Tennis.com way with these editor-approved happenings and insider tips. Published May 27, 2025Andreeva plans a game of UNO with Shnaider | InterviewJust as the tennis calendar moves through Paris, France, so too does our Tennis.com team. Our editors have compiled their favorite experiences across Paris, including must-try restaurants and must-see museums, red clay public parks and tournament site navigation tips.

2 weeks ago | tennis.com | Liya Davidov

Prepare for the clay-court Grand Slam like the three-time champion did in 2024 ahead of his Olympic gold medal-winning performance. Published May 22, 2025Djokovic to play STACKED Roland Garros lead-upThere’s only one way to prepare for Roland Garros this year, and that’s by summoning the spirit of the most recent championship efforts that took place in Paris: the Olympic gold medal performance of one Novak Djokovic, of course. Will implementing this strategy assure a Grand Slam title on clay?

2 weeks ago | tennis.com | Liya Davidov

Pillows equivalent to a paper towel, half-sized doorways, and lack of crispy bacon are only some of the travel headaches the players reveal about traveling in Europe. Published May 20, 2025Jessica Pegula reveals her tennis superpower“Ok I’m done,” writes Jessica Pegula on Nothing Major’s Instagram post about traveling pet peeves—after venting her entire list of European discrepancies across multiple comments.

3 weeks ago | tennis.com | Liya Davidov

“I can hardly remember anything about the last match of Wimbledon last summer, and the scenes are still coming,” he wrote on Instagram. Published May 10, 2025Last September, Emil Ruusuvuori took a sixth-month absence from tennis. Acknowledging that his work-life balance was getting the better of him, he barely touched a racquet during this time—for four and a half months, to be exact.