Grand Slam Tennis

Blistering wins by tennis stalwarts Andy Murray and Serena Williams restored the luster to an Olympic competition that had taken on a fringe feel

Britain's Andy Murray, fresh off a run to his first Wimbledon final, returns to the All England Club to comb the grass for gold

The grand old city rescued the Games as a last-minute host in 1908 and '48, and its record third Olympics, planned through seven years of triumph and tragedy, should be a vibrant (if possibly soggy) model for the future

How peculiar it once seemed that Roger Federer insisted that he was still one of the sport's giants—how peculiar now that we didn't believe him

The graying of men's tennis since 1990 was evident during Week 1 of Wimbledon, where the average age and the number of players over 30 were record highs and the number of teenagers tied the alltime low.