Suzanne Lenglen (1899-1938) was a French national hero and became royalty to a generation of admirers in both Europe and America. She dominated women's tennis from 1919 to 1926, winning both Wimbledon...
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Long regarded as a gifted yet unfulfilled tennis player who could not succeed when it mattered the most, Frenchwoman
Amélie
Mauresmo
redefined herself in 2006 by securing two major champions...
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Back at Roland Garros for the first time in three years, Serena Williams was hardly in the mood for nostalgia Friday.A couple of hours after the French Open draw set up a potential quarterfinal bet...
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Serena Williams' "Come on!" count was rising rapidly. Her first French Open match since 2004 hardly went according to plan at the outset Sunday, and Williams kept grimacing and admonishing herself ...
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Imagine this: The third tour-level match of your professional tennis career is against Rafael Nadal in a 9,950-seat stadium at the French Open. You've watched Nadal from afar. You know all about hi...
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Amelie Mauresmo usually faults her mind-set after French Open failures. This time, she blamed her body for a third-round loss. Mauresmo was unable to do what another two-time Grand Slam champion ha...
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Suzanne Lenglen
Mauresmo, Amélie
