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Tennis star Jessica Pegula said a protest by top players over prize money at the French Open was "productive and worked well."

Jannik Sinner said he's changed his physical workload after his French Open meltdown, when he felt ill and dizzy in a second-round loss.

Naomi Osaka's Wimbledon preparations received a setback when she retired at the start of the second set in Saturday's Bad Homburg Open final because of a foot injury.

Maya Joint's cheering section at Wimbledon for her match of a lifetime against Serena Williams will be small.

Top tennis players at Wimbledon will extend their protest over prize money by limiting their media appearances at the grass-court Grand Slam tournament next week.

Top-ranked Jannik Sinner is feeling optimistic about his Wimbledon title defense after sweating through an exhibition match in a heat wave Wednesday and confirming he underwent testing following his physical meltdown at the French Open.

Former Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova was suspended for four years on Monday for refusing an anti-doping test, the latest high-profile player sanctioned.

Wimbledon, the oldest Grand Slam tennis tournament, starts next Monday, June 29, on the manicured lawns of the All England Club. Here's what you need to know about this year's competition.

Frances Tiafoe beat fifth-seeded Taylor Fritz 6-4, 6-4 in an all-American final in Halle on Sunday.