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NEW YORK :Madison Keys said the nerves she experienced in her first U.S. Open appearance as a Grand Slam winner proved "paralysing" after the sixth-seeded American was sent spinning out of the opening round in New York on Monday.
NEW YORK :Twice Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova bade an emotional farewell to professional tennis on Monday after her first-round defeat at the U.S. Open, saying she was most proud of her resilience and major triumphs during a memorable two-decade career.
The NFL has tapped its roster of retired players to help keep the current crop from fumbling away their careers over gambling violations — enlisting former gridiron veterans to deliver the message that betting and football simply do not mix.
NEW YORK :Mexico's Renata Zarazua pulled off a stunning upset by beating sixth seed Madison Keys while twice major winner Barbora Krejcikova knocked out promising Canadian teenager Victoria Mboko, as the U.S. Open first round continued on Monday.
The NFL regular season is almost here! The real games begin when the defending Super Bowl champion Eagles host the Cowboys on Sept. 4. Now it's time for our annual ranking of the league's top 100 players. Who do we project to be the best players in 2025?
Las Vegas Raiders starting wide receiver Jakobi Meyers, who is entering the final year of his contract, has requested a trade, a source told ESPN.
NEW YORK :Teenage sensation Joao Fonseca notched his first U.S. Open main-draw win on Monday, defeating Serbia's Miomir Kecmanovic in the opening round to extend a dream season marked by breakthrough performances at every major.
NEW YORK — Australian Open champion Madison Keys was undone by 89 unforced errors during a 6-7 (10), 7-6 (3), 7-5 loss to Mexico's Renata Zarazua in the first round of the US Open.