Monica Seles's Blog

More than two decades after Monica Seles was stabbed on the court by a fan of one of her rivals, overly aggressive fans remain a problem with no easy solution for several players on the WTA Tour.

French Open security guards did not stop a camera-wielding man from making his way onto the court after Federer’s first-round victory.

Monica Seles was dominant before she was stabbed by a deranged man in 1993, but was not nearly as successful after the incident, prompting questions of what might have been.

Marion Bartoli, France’s No. 1 women’s player, has kept her father as her coach despite pressure to change, and that decision has now cost her, at 27, a spot at the London Olympics.

Marion Bartoli, France’s No. 1 women’s player, has kept her father as her coach despite pressure to change, and that decision has now cost her, at 27, a spot at the London Olympics.

Marion Bartoli, France’s No. 1 women’s player, has kept her father as her coach despite pressure to change, and that decision has now cost her, at 27, a spot at the London Olympics.

Andre Agassi was the last men's player to win a Slam after turning 30. Can Roger Federer do the same?

Monica Seles, a former No. 1-ranked tennis player, won 9 Grand Slam singles titles, 53 career titles and a bronze medal at the Sydney Olympics in 2000. She officially retired in 2008, five years after her last match. Seles, 37, was in Manhattan last Monday to help kick off Wimbledon by playing against select fans on a grass court at Rockefeller Center, part of a series of activities presented by HSBC Bank. Q.What have you been doing in retirement?

Monica Seles, a former No. 1-ranked tennis player, won 9 Grand Slam singles titles, 53 career titles and a bronze medal at the Sydney Olympics in 2000. She officially retired in 2008, five years after her last match. Seles, 37, was in Manhattan last...

A former No. 1-ranked player has kept busy with writing, tennis clinics and motivational speaking since officially retiring in 2008.