American men’s tennis is rapidly ascending with more players making deep runs at majors. Just look at this week’s DC Open ...

American men have ranked No. 1 in ATP world rankings for 1,166 weeks — the most of any country. Those came largely in the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s, though, when few countries played tennis at a ...

Taylor Fritz was No. 30, John Isner was No. 31, and Reilly Opelka was No. 32. If all of the world’s top 32 players were taking part, here’s how many American men would have been seeded: zero.

Taylor Fritz emphasized the need for an American man to win a Grand Slam to rejuvenate interest in men's tennis in the U.S. He noted that while American women, like Madison Keys and Coco Gauff ...

American men’s tennis scored a dispiriting first last month: there wasn’t a single U.S. player on the A.T.P. tour ranked inside the top thirty.

Early Friday morning, in Madrid, American lumbering servebot giant John Isner somehow took the first off Dominic Thiem on clay. And folks, if you're a fan of American men's tennis, that's about as ...