Maria Sharapova may be known for her performance on court, but her off court endeavors are beginning to garner acclaim of their own. Her new line of sugary sweets, SUGARPOVA, has the candy world buzzing - and with good reason! Putting her own spin on classic candies, Sharapova has made a line of sweets that is "fun and fashionable" - just like the star herself. A self-described sweet-tooth-sufferer, Sharapova has put her delectable candy into pretty packages that pack a punch in taste and design - with playful names to match!

Hey Hello Kitty fans! Do you need a little cute on court? Well wait no longer! Sanrio has brought Hello Kitty gear to tennis, and boy is it adorable! Check out our gear guide video to see what all Kitty has to offer, and make sure you grab as many caps, visors, bags, andshoes as you can - before they're gone!

Sure, we all know the big brands in tennis – Nike, adidas, Wilson, Prince, Babolat – but there’s one smaller fish who we just had to bring to light. Mission Athletecare is a brand dedicated to enhancing every aspect of your game – protecting your skin, enhancing performance, preventing injury, and speeding rehab. Their products are used by professional athletes in every sport, but one of their most well-known advocates is none other than Serena Williams. Here’s a breakdown of the products she uses from Mission.

Father’s day is coming up FAST but no worries – there’s still time to order that perfect present for your pops! Sure, you could get him a gift card and let him do the browsing by himself, that would work. But Tennis Express has some excellent gifts in all price ranges, so let’s see what kind of fun things we can find!

By: Tiffany Thor

In 1968, tennis began its Open Era, and the French Open was the first Grand Slam to open its doors to professional players. Since then, Roland Garros has offered us 45 years of clay courts, fickle weather, fashion, and, of course, formidable matches. When going through the history to pick my favorite moments, there were many great instances I had to skip – Rod Laver’s1969 win that became part of his calendar Grand Slam, for example, or Monica Seles’ championship at the record setting age of 16 years, 6 months old. But it ‘s the French Open, folks, and we can’t give out participation awards (just ask Arnaud Clément)! So here’s a condensed list - five of the most memorable matches in Roland Garros history.

by Alesha Rimmelin