Gale Moorman

It's a tough decision taking time off from being with the tennis tour. But once it's made, feeling less or more comfortable may be a great indicator as to what comes next.

Playing hard may show great results until it starts to wear the body down. This is near the season end and Carlos Alcaraz is feeling the effects.

At times a player may not want to withdraw from a tournament. The clear cut reasons are obvious, but the advantage and consequences are questioned.

Trying to heal from surgeries plus keeping in practice, being in tournaments is how Jenson Brooksby keeps busy. The miss of dope testing sessions has gotten him in the hotseat of the tribunal.

A guy like Rafael Nadal, a multi-grand slam and titled winner, has his competitive playing days lessening. He still continues to have goals to accomplish but they are increasing.

Season's end is coming and for some players it may be bittersweet. But for others it may be the greatest treat they could welcome to get rest and relaxation after a hectic year.

Excited, exhausted and anxious, players want to have that special experience of being in the Billie Jean King Cup but wonder if their energy will hold out to do it.

Gritty tennis is what Carlos Alcaraz does on any given day. But yet some opponents continue to push him to the limits leaving him with very little left in his tank. Why?

No one would ever predict that when Emma Raducanu won the 2021 U.S. Open that her tennis future would soon look very blurry.

Having many victories at the end of the season isn't always predictable. Jannik Sinner has proven that creating the right formula is the magic of winning.