The decision ends her streak of 19 consecutive Grand Slam tournament appearances.

The Tennis Channel analyst gave her takes on the second grand slam of the year, and which American dark horse is most likely to go deep in Paris.

The world No. 1 is now 1,100-218, which—at 83.5%—is the best winning percentage for a man in the Open Era.

The former world No. 1 will take over from McEnroe, who captained Team World since the event’s inception in 2017.

The Brits are the first entirely non-French men's doubles team to get a Roland Garros main-draw wild card in two decades.

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Even before the Paris major has started, patrons are lining up to see 14-time champion train.

From 22 career Grand Slam titles to 209 weeks at No. 1 and Olympic gold, there’s a lot to cover.