American men’s tennis is rapidly ascending with more players making deep runs at majors. Just look at this week’s DC Open ...

American men have ranked No. 1 in ATP world rankings for 1,166 weeks — the most of any country. Those came largely in the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s, though, when few countries played tennis at a ...

Ben Shelton has soared to No. 7 in the world ATP rankings, marking a career-high position for the rising star while ...

Ben Shelton appeared at a press conference during the Toronto Masters 1000 and discussed the state of American tennis. For ...

And if the American development system one day regains its status at the top of men’s tennis, there’s reason to believe the seeds may have been planted during COVID-19.

And the U.S. dominated the men’s tennis circuit. Twenty years ago, four American men graced the top 10: Jim Courier, Ivan Lendl (who got a green card in 1987), Sampras, and Andre Agassi.

Next up: No. 7 Daniil Medvedev, the 2021 U.S. Open champion and two-time Australian Open finalist who has not played his best tennis over the last several months but loves the conditions Down Under.