Nike may have just lost one of its all-time top men’s tennis players to retirement, but it looks like the brand has big plans for the sport in the new year. In addition to a full-fledged retro push of ...

Many sneakerheads consider the 1990s as the golden era of basketball sneakers. If so, that means the 1980s were just as important for tennis shoes. During that extravagant decade, John McEnroe roamed ...

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Last Friday, tennis fans were let down to learn Rafael Nadal formally announced his retirement. It came as no surprise, but it was still bittersweet. There are only three more chances to see Nadal ...

Naomi Osaka debuted her latest collaboration with Nike for the opening round of the 2025 French Open on Monday in Paris. The four-time Grand Slam champion and Japanese tennis star was bested by ...

Roland Garros is just one week away, and the tennis world is ready to focus on Paris for two glorious weeks. Every brand always brings its best apparel for Grand Slams, and this year is no different.

Alcaraz likes bright colors and sleeveless shirts, while Sinner prefers darker colors and a more buttoned-up aesthetic.

Nike and Adidas are two of the most popular sporting goods and clothing brands. When it comes to shoes, some say there’s no better shoemaker than Nike, but Adidas gives it a run for its money.

Emma Raducanu’s arrival in Australia ahead of the United Cup and the Australian Open was always going to draw attention, but ...

The June 30 release of the all-new Nike Zoom GP Turbo takes what was learned in the popular Zoom Zero model and improves it. Whereas the Zoom Zero offered Nike’s Zoom Air cushioning in a ...

I grew up playing tennis and while I’m certainly no pro on the court, I have mastered a few basics—my backhand is pretty decent and my overhead smash is surprisingly impressive given that I can’t ...