A rthur Ashe Stadium is the marquee court at the U.S. Open. Named for Arthur Ashe, the first winner of the men's singles ...

Just before the 2000 Open, the stadium was officially dedicated to Arthur Ashe, the legendary tennis champion who won the ...

After the 1973 tour, Ashe went back to South Africa a few more times. In early 1976 he helped to establish the Arthur Ashe Soweto Tennis Centre (AASTC) for budding players in the township.

He's the first man ever to win 80 matches in the largest tennis stadium in the world, since it made its debut in 1997.

Born in July 1943 in Richmond, Virginia, Ashe was introduced to the sport when his father, Arthur Sr., became a caretaker for Brook Field Park in 1947, a segregated playground equipped with tennis ...

Ashe is the only Black tennis player to win both Wimbledon and the U.S. Open. He left a huge impact on the Richmond tennis community, something local players want to embrace every way they can.

Arthur Ashe hatches a plan on how to defeat Jimmy Connors at the 1975 Wimbledon finals. Arthur Ashe devises an unconventional game plan to topple the seemingly invincible Jimmy Connors at the 1975 ...

Named after the transcendent tennis player, the Arthur Ashe Courage Award was first awarded at the inaugural ESPY Awards in 1983, when it was given to Jim Valvano and he delivered his iconic " don ...

It’s one of New York City’s most beloved sports traditions — the annual Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day at the US Open! PIX11’s Julie ...

Elegance Bratton’s next project finds him on the tennis court. According to Deadline, The Inspection director is in talks to helm Hyde Park Entertainment Group’s upcoming biopic about tennis ...