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Confirmed: WTA Finals Heading to Charlotte
Reported here as a leading candidate months ago, Charlotte has secured the WTA’s year-end championships—and the WTA headquarters.
Land of Droughts and Shadows
Another complicated Zverev major title extended the American wait for a men’s champion.
Elena Rybakina Goes Big
The new U.S. Open champion and WTA No. 1 recovered remarkably to triumph again.
This Time, Trump Will Stay Away From U.S. Open
After a disruptive U.S. Open visit last year that prompted inquiries, President Trump has made other plans.
From No. 1 to No. 2...to Three in a Row?
An interview with Aryna Sabalenka’s coach Anton Dubrov. Plus, Shelton d. Tiafoe.
Lights Out
Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula were dealt a No. 1-No. 2 punch in the U.S. Open semifinals.
Keeping Up the Good Work
An interview with Frances Tiafoe’s coach, Dr. Mark Kovacs. Also, Elena Rybakina reaches No. 1.
The U.S. Open’s Longest Day’s Journey Into Night Into Morning
On Shelton d. Alcaraz, Tiafoe d. Michelsen, Sabalenka d. Noskova, and delirium.
The Five-and-a-Half Year Ceiling
On the historically hard barrier which Naomi Osaka crashed into at the U.S. Open.
“A Completely Different Level.”
After facing a surging Carlos Alcaraz at the U.S. Open, the post-beatdown clarity of Tommy Paul resonated.
Too Big to Fine?
Explaining the exit of the Williamses, and other rough U.S. Open scenes.
Covering Carlos Alcaraz
On asking the questions staring us in the face.
Breaking: Party Out of Bounds?
Bounces can report an integrity investigation into a star-studded, betting-sponsored pre-U.S. Open party.
Inside the U.S. Open’s Room Where It Happens
An exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how the U.S. Open makes an order of play.
U.S. Open Day 4 Matches to Watch
Alcaraz, Shelton, Tiafoe, Paul, and Mannarino highlight a strong day for the dudes.
Keeping Unique Scores in Tennis
A new live-updating Tennis Scorigami tracker has been a hit at the U.S. Open.
Kings Arthur’s Courts
The biggest stadium in tennis now bears the biggest name at the U.S. Open.
“Now Is Now”: Getting Late With Djokovic and Venus
On a long night with two struggling legends at the U.S. Open, time marched on.
The Big Bounces U.S. Open Sale!
During the year’s final major, 15 percent off all paid Bounces subscriptions.
Oh, Mary!
On her way into the Hall of Fame, Mary Carillo was a tour de force on the microphone once more.
Carlos Alcaraz: Still Smiling, Now Talking
After a lengthy injury absence, the happy defending champion spoke in English and Spanish about challenges and new perspectives.
How the U.S. Open’s Magic Got Lost in the Mix
The two halves of the U.S. Open mixed doubles tournament turned out to be day and night.
This Time, Singles Stars Shine in Mixed
In a reversal, the second year of the U.S. Open’s revamped mixed doubles was dominated by singles stars.
An All-Black Final and Tennis Channel’s “Swag” Reflex
As Frances Tiafoe and Arthur Fils set up a historic final in Cincinnati, Tennis Channel’s framing isn’t cool.
Novak Djokovic: Left Still Wanting More
New documentary “The Wolf in Winter” is a tasty but unsatisfying starter course on an insatiable generational great.
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