Few players in tennis history have had such a successful and long career as John McEnroe. The seven-time Grand Slam singles champion dominated global tennis during the late 1970s and 1980s.

Roger Federer has already been through a "serving contest" at Wimbledon this year. It's probably nothing compared with what's coming next. Federer used the term after his fourth-round match, which included two tiebreakers and only one break of serve.

Following his latest appearance at Roland Garros, Novak Djokovic has officially surpassed Roger Federer's historic career record for the most Grand Slam match victories in tennis history.

Much to the delight of tennis fans, Roger Federer has remained active in the sport after retiring from playing. The global icon has built a strong partnership with the Swiss sportswear brand On, which remains dedicated to growing the game worldwide.

Federer booked a blockbuster final with Novak Djokovic in London, saving four match points against fellow Swiss and good friend Wawrinka to prevail 4-6 7-5 7-6 (8-6). It was the 17-time major winner's 15th win over Wawrinka in 17 tour meetings, but did not ...