If you want to improve your tennis game you could hire a fancy coach, or you could get this electronic smart raquet which will let you analyze your swing in minute detail.
The single worst part about sports is maintenance. The U.S. Open is no different: hundreds of tennis players from all around the globe makes for hundreds of racquets that need to be restrung on a daily basis.
We had the rare chance to enter the Wilson restringing center at the Billie Jean National Tennis Center in Flushing Meadows, Queens. There, we checked out the state of the art Baiardo stringing benches and the experts who spend long hours keeping all the racquets used in the U.S. Open in tip-top shape — by hand. Here's what we learned.
ESPN's 3D sports channel might be tanking, but that isn't stopping Wimbledon from filming the men's semifinals and women's finals this summer in three-dee.
Love it or fall asleep during it, Tron made sports and racing look super slick by slapping a bunch of neon all over everything. Sony Ericsson decided to have a go at it, decking out a tennis court, the rackets,...
For its 75th anniversary, sporting goods purveyor Lacoste decided to peek another 75 years into the future, imagining what the face of tennis would look like in 2083. And, what'd'ya know? It's covered by a sweet visor. The envisioned...