This is the second in a four-part series of articles about the abundance of power-baseliners in professional tennis today, the absence of other styles of play and what this means for the game. Stefan ...

Stefan Edberg, still golden, still polite, still with a touch at the net like a feather, stood at one end of the court. Pat Rafter, exuding bonhomie, hair cropped short with that tiny white flash on ...

Swedish great Stefan Edberg was one of the many players in the Open era who thrived on the serve-and volley brand of tennis to dictate play. Prolific serve-and-volleyers bank on faster courts to ply ...

Various players have thrived in various areas of tennis throughout the years, but only a handful really impressed at the net. The likes of John McEnroe and Stefan Edberg arguably stand out more than ...