tennis

This just may be the oddest thing you see all day.

Not everything coming out of the French Open involves dumb reporters. Check out this cool moment with Novak Djokovic and a ball boy.

Postgame press conferences are pretty standard fare -- ask the winners and losers a couple of questions and call it a day. So, clearly, one thing a reporter absolutely, positively must know is who won.

With Super Bowl XLVIII still more than a week away, other sports invade the TV schedule. Here are the best events to watch this weekend:

The sports calendar features the start of the 2013 NFL season and tennis crowning its final Grand Slam champions of the year. Here's what to watch this weekend:

Andy Murray and Marion Bartoli captured the men's and women's titles respectively at Wimbledon this weekend.

Justin Rose shot a final round 70 on Sunday to win the 2013 U.S. Open golf championship at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Pa. and capture his first major title.

I am a Buffalo sports fan.  There's no secret that neither of my teams have performed well at all this year.  Ok...it's been downright frustrating.  But evidently, tennis can be just as frustrating.  Check out Marcos Baghdatis as he ruins 4 racquets in a row!

We have our version of the Battle of the Sexes every weekday morning here on the radio – but it’s nothing compared to the original Battle of the Sexes – a $100-thousand winner take all match back in 1973 that matched 55-year old Bobby Riggs against 28-year old Billie Jean King.

When I first heard about this story, I felt really bad for 19 year old Serbian tennis player Bojana Jovanovski. I am sure many of us have made similar errors before when traveling. The Los Angeles Times is reporting that she thought she had flown to the right place for a tennis tournament only to find she was in the wrong city...

Last week I blogged about U.S. Open Champion Rory McIlroy getting back together with long-time girlfriend Holly Sweeney. McIlroy had broken up with Holly before the start of golf season to focus on his game. After winning the U.S. Open, it looked like Rory had won back the heart of Holly Sweeney...

If you were following the tennis action at Wimbledon this year, you may have noticed a rising Romanian tennis star named Simona Halep.  Simona first burst on to the world tennis scene in 2008 during the French Open.