US Open

Serena Williams and tennis’ challenge of maintaining her momentum

For 25 years, Williams helped make the sport’s audience and participation more diverse. How does the sport capitalize on them after her retirement?

And the Know: Serena Williams & the rich history of Black tennis

The record holder for the most Grand Slam titles in the Open Era stands on the shoulders of giants

With the pressure off, Serena Williams can enjoy being herself

‘I have absolutely nothing to lose,’ she says after upsetting No. 2 Kontaveit

Serena Williams is showing she can still compete as well as anyone in tennis

The legend may be in the final stage of her career, but her skills and the topsy-turvy state of women’s tennis have kept the door open for more history

Fans come out in force for Serena Williams’ opening-round victory at the US Open

Witnessing the straight-sets win was a pilgrimage and homage: ‘When I found out this was going to be her last tournament, I absolutely had to come out’

Robin Montgomery, the future of women’s tennis

Montgomery recently won both the US Open junior girls’ singles and doubles titles — a promising start as she launches her full-time professional career

A message for Naomi Osaka: Take all the time you need

The four-time Grand Slam champion may need extended time out of the public eye

HBCU Live brings unique experience to the US Open

Event celebrates HBCU contributions to the tennis community and announces grant to expand tennis at HBCUs

Serena’s legacy is already complete

Serena Williams may have lost out on a chance to tie the Grand Slam wins record, but, as The Undefeated’s Bill Rhoden writes, her legacy as a winner is already set