Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I'm a basketball and tennis insider MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 15: Novak Djokovic of Serbia (L) and Fernando Verdasco of Spain ...

Fernando Verdasco's career as a professional tennis player will come to an end this week in Doha. The Spaniard announced in recent days that he will play doubles with good friend and one-time rival ...

Just a week ago Spanish tennis said goodbye to one of its most talented players: Fernando Verdasco said goodbye after more than two decades dedicating his heart 100% to the sport of the racquet. Here ...

Nobody was immune from the conditions at the Open on Wednesday, with temperatures again hovering in the mid-90s. Stephens won; Andy Murray didn’t. By Scott Cacciola Serena Williams, Venus Williams, ...

Fernando Verdasco told Spanish radio station Cadena Ser that he intends to sue French Open organizers because he was not allowed to take a second COVID-19 test after an initial one revealed a positive ...

Think of clay-court tennis in the 21st century, and you think of Spain and its wealth of talent. The No. 1 player in the world - Rafael Nadal - is a Spaniard, and eight of Nadal's countrymen are ...

One way to cut down on the number of Spaniards who have stormed into the late rounds of the U.S. Open is to pair them against other Spaniards - especially top-ranked Rafael Nadal. Hours before the ...