Author: Dan Wolken, USA TODAY

Not long ago, it seemed like Chris Eubanks’ tennis future would be in the broadcast booth. But the Atlanta native is breaking through at Wimbledon.

History of tennis intertwined with pushing boundaries, compromising to provide opportunities. That’s why Billie Jean King is open to Saudi investment.

The LPGA seems like it has stagnated at best and is getting left behind at worst at the very moment it should be taking off like a rocket.

Novak Djokovic, the No. 1 seed, is attempting to win his eighth Wimbledon championship, which would match Roger Federer’s record.

Venus Williams, who turned 43 this month, is a five-time Wimbledon champion, but that’s not the only reason history will remember her.

In a Vogue magazine essay, Caroline Wozniacki wrote she began practicing again last winter and decided to start down the road toward a return.

Regulating how schools interact with booster collectives is a competitive issue not a rights issue. That’s the NCAA’s realm not any legislature’s.

In less than a year, the Saudis went from disruptors to forcing capitulation that laid PGA Tour’s moral high ground to waste. They now own pro golf.

During this Pride Month, it’s hard to imagine many have put more on the line than Russian tennis player Daria Kasatkina, who is ranked No. 9 in world.

After first-round French Open win, Novak Djokovic wrote on a camera lens in Serbian: “Kosovo is the heart of Serbia. Stop the violence.”