Reporting from Wimbledon, England — There’s something unique about Wimbledon. Sure, the Australian Open offers a seemingly nonstop party; the French Open maintains its elegant, distinctive flavor; and ...

So, the curtains come down on another Wimbledon. However, it was exactly 136 years ago to the day when this Grand Slam -- the world's first lawn tennis championship was held on the croquet lawns of ...

The Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed day five of the famed tennis tournament, including a visit to a special exhibit at the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum Lanford Beard is the former Senior TV Editor at ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." In the United States, tennis has never been more popular. More people than ever are playing the game, and ...

Criticized for resembling a nightie, Wimbledon’s most talked about dress is now a museum piece. Nike’s controversial Wimbledon dress floated up to reveal its female players’ underwear, but the flimsy ...

The first words that come to mind are, "No way." No way were the outfits on exhibit at the West Baton Rouge Museum worn by Serena and Venus Williams. Tennis' legendary siblings are muscular, powerful ...

When I walked onto the grounds of Wimbledon for the first time, I immediately thought of another place: Augusta National. It was the green. I was struck by the familiar shade that permeates both ...