Tennis

The Air Tech Challenge 2, made famous by Andre Agassi, re-releases tomorrow—with a minor 2024 twist.

The tennis star arrived in New York for her first-round match in one of the most audacious tennis kits we’ve ever seen.

Before a London dinner with Gucci, the number-one-ranked tennis star talks big fits, Wimbledon traditions, and texting with Sabato De Sarno.

“Our relationship is not broadcast first, father-son second. It's quite the opposite.”

For the American tennis player, Southern comfort is the goal in both Atlanta and the Southern hemisphere.

The longtime rivals, friends, and GOATs, starring in a new LV campaign, reflect on their careers and friendship.

First-time costume designer Jonathan Anderson explains how he enhanced the “sex appeal and attraction” of O’Connor dirtbag tennis pro, and O’Connor weighs in on his character’s starring shorts.

The former star, current coach, and newly-minted Hollywood tennis adviser talks about Zendaya's forehand, scripting the film's rallies, and his take on the ending.

The movie’s stars spill on high school tennis, split steps, and Juicy Couture.

He's also got a signature cocktail.

Nearly two years after he walked away from tennis, Roger Federer has found a different rhythm to life—and an exciting new set of challenges. Now, in his most wide-ranging interview since his retirement, Federer reflects on his old rivals, his new passions, and the fresh sense of urgency that drives him: “I feel minutes matter more now than before.”

After years of basketball shoes dominating the kicks market, returning classics from John McEnroe and Andre Agassi are turning plenty of heads.

“Victory travels in Louis Vuitton.”

The Guston-collecting, Margiela-wearing, McEnroe-dialing 26-year-old explains why he shuns art advisors (“I don't respect the profession”) and shows no emotion during studio visits. “I love any opportunity to go against the grain,” he tells GQ columnist Chris Black.

With a big serve and an even bigger stage presence, the 20-year-old American stole hearts (and more than a few matches) at the US Open. Next up: superstardom.