Madison Keys was the last player to win her first Grand Slam, lifting the Australian Open trophy in 2025. Since then, the usual names have continued to dominate.

Andy Roddick is coming to ESPN. The network announced Monday it has reached a multi-year deal with 2003 US Open champion and former World No. 1, who will serve as an analyst for both match and studio coverage. Roddick, who retired in 2012 from professional tennis, will join ESPN’s tennis commentator roster just prior to Wimbledon.

Sir Andy Murray is not one to hold back on an opinion, especially when it comes to a change involving Wimbledon

ESPN signed Andy Roddick to a multi-year deal that will see him be part of the broadcast in a multitude of ways.

Dubai Tournament Erupts in Controversy: 24 Withdrawals Spark Director's Penalty Demands Against Absent Aces – Roddick Fires Back The Dubai tournament has already seen 24 withdrawals or retirements since the start of the week,

Andy Roddick has slammed the Dubai Tennis Championships director, Salah Tahlak, for suggesting that Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek be

Throughout his career, Roddick had the opportunity to play with many top tennis players, and a particularly interesting opponent was Lleyton Hewitt.