Muguruza upsets Serena in final
David Waldstein 1:33 AM Spaniard Garbine Muguruza downed Serena Williams in two sets to win first Grand Slam.
Djokovic faces a daunting last hurdle
Christopher Clarey 10:48 PM For the fourth time in five years, Novak Djokovic is just one victory from completing his collection of grand slam singles trophies.
Rejuvenated Stosur eyes Wimbledon seeding
After her final-four effort at French Open, the Australian's dream of a second grand slam title is alive.
Stosur thrashed in French Open semi-final
Joe Barton Samantha Stosur's French Open dream has been crushed by Spanish fourth seed Garbine Muguruza.
Murray beats Wawrinka to line up French Open showdown with Djokovic
Novak Djokovic was unplayable as he cantered into the French Open final by crushing flat Austrian tyro Dominic Thiem, moving closer to the only grand slam missing from his collection.
Stosur to take on Wimbledon without coach
Joe Barton Samantha Stosur says she'll go solo in her attack on Wimbledon this year, after her association with coach David Taylor ended in semi-final heartbreak at the French Open.
Chiller is right and Kyrgios is wrong
Peter FitzSimons Sure, Australians want Olympic gold medals. But we also want a team we can be proud of.
Saturday Serve: Kyrgios only hurting himself
David Polkinghorne Does the withdrawal of Nick Kyrgios from the Rio Olympics mean Aussie chef de mission Kitty Chiller has won?
Nick Kyrgios pulls out of 2016 Rio Olympics
Chris Dutton Nick Kyrgios has quit the Rio Olympics, saying the Australian Olympic Committee's treatment of him was unfair and unjust.
Nick Kyrgios has bottled it
Darren Kane In the words of Alfred Hitchcock, there is no terror in a bang - only in the anticipation of it. That would have been the AOC's dilemma regarding Nick Kyrgios.
Now or never for Murray, says McEnroe
Simon Briggs McEnroe, himself a nearly man in Paris, rates this year's tournament as Murray's best chance to lift the Coupe des Mousquetaires and take a mighty step -towards the career grand slam.
Plan C rescues misfiring Serena
When plans A and B failed to work on Thursday, Serena Williams resorted to pulling out plan C to keep alive her dreams of landing an elusive 22nd grand slam title at the French Open.
Djokovic narrowly misses linesman with racquet in French Open win
Joe Barton World No.1 and raging French Open favourite comes perilously close to being disqualified for a careless racquet toss.
Grand Sam's achievements should not be underestimated
Linda Pearce Sam Stosur and her coach David Taylor have made a pact not to discuss their future - together or apart - until after Stosur's last French Open ball is hit.
Samantha Stosur reaches French Open semi-finals
Samantha Stosur has kept alive her dream of adding a French Open title to her collection by seeing off Bulgaria's Tsvetana Pironkova in a gruelling quarter-final.
Wawrinka into French Open semis
Defending champion Stan Wawrinka held off Albert Ramos Vinolas' late charge to storm into the French Open semi-finals with a 6-2 6-1 7-6(7) victory on Wednesday.
Mixed doubles players cleared of fixing
Nino Bucci Professional tennis players accused of fixing a mixed doubles match at the Australian Open in January have been cleared by the sport's corruption authority.
Djokovic forced to wait as seeds stumble
Simon Briggs The organisers of the French Open came under attack yesterday after another rain-interrupted schedule resulted in the exit of two leading women's seeds.
Cash backs Kyrgios for Olympic tilt
A bemused Pat Cash says there is be "no conversation" about whether Nick Kyrgios should be a part of Australia's Olympic team - he wants the young star on the plane to Rio.
Stosur charges into French Open quarters
Joe Barton Samantha Stosur's French Open love affair has continued, with Australia's last remaining hope brushing aside world No.6 Simona Halep.
Kyrgios smashes Cash's social media advice
Larissa Nicholson Former Aussie tennis bad boy's Twitter tips for success draw a short, sharp response from the sport's newest wild child.
Open washed out for first time in 16 years
Bill Scott The last time the clay major lost a day to the weather was exactly 16 years ago on May 30, 2000.
Stosur again halted by rain in Paris
Joe Barton ​Rain has washed out the entire day's play at Roland Garros, further stalling Samantha Stosur's French Open charge.
Wawrinka and Murray advance in Paris
Martyn Herman Perennial grand slam title contenders Stan Wawrinka and Andy Murray were joined in the French Open quarter-finals by two unfamiliar faces on Sunday as the Parisian clay continued to turn up unexpected plot lines.
Stosur again halted by rain in Paris
Joe Barton For the second time in a week Samantha Stosur's French Open charge has been halted by the temperamental Parisian weather.
The time is right for Tomic, says Troicki
Joe Barton The time is right for Bernard Tomic to make his mark on world tennis, according world No.21 Victor Troicki, who says the youngster is putting aside his party lifestyle.
Williams sisters, Tsonga injury dash French hopes
First the Williams sisters ambushed two home favourites, then Jo Wilfried Tsonga's chances were shattered by injury as French hopes were battered at a stormy Roland Garros on Saturday.
Djokovic beats Bedene and light at French Open
David Waldstein It is not often that a tennis player leads a cheer for a chair umpire, or insists that he come down from his perch and join a post-match interview.
Kyrgios cops fine from Gasquet loss
Joe Barton Tennis wild child Nick Kyrgios has been slugged with a $6200 fine for an audible obscenity during his French Open thrashing at the hands of Richard Gasquet.
Nick Kyrgios out of Open to a chorus of boos
Joe Barton An injured and upset Nick Kyrgios has suffered a French Open flame-out at the hands of local hero Richard Gasquet, leaving Samantha Stosur as the only Australian in the fourth round.
