Phelps puts his mind to helping others

SYDNEY, Australia - Michael Phelps, the most decorated Olympian of all time, on Monday joined the board of an Australian mental health company, a subject close to his heart after his struggles with depression and substance abuse.

Score board

Clock clamor leaves Rafa ruffled

PARIS - Rafael Nadal blasted French Open umpire Carlos Ramos on Sunday for treating him like a "machine" and suggested he was being unfairly targeted in an effort to speed up play.

Jeers, tears for Garbine - but Kristina's not crying

PARIS - Dealing with boisterous partisan fans goes hand-in-hand with playing tennis, summed up home favorite Kristina Mladenovic as she responded to Garbine Muguruza's complaint that French Open spectators crossed a line on Sunday.

Wimbledon-bound players undaunted by terror attacks

PARIS - Novak Djokovic and other players at the French Open say they are not worried about competing at Wimbledon next month, despite the recent terror attacks in Britain.

What they say

"I think the audience was really tough today. If you had been in my shoes on the court, I think you would have understood. I don't know what people were expecting."

Courtside

So far, so solid

'True great' Murray moves up the gears

PARIS - The magic that makes a Grand Slam champion is coming together for Britain's Andy Murray at just the right time, according to former world No 1 Mats Wilander.

Serena still hitting balls, baby bump and all

At six months pregnant, Serena Williams is refusing to let her baby bump get in the way of forehands or backhands - she is still working out and playing tennis to retain her touch, her long-time coach told Reuters on Saturday.

What they say

"I have asked not to play at 11 am. The first match. I don't like playing the first match. I'm under the impression that I have just come out of bed."

Shi showcases style and substance

With her good looks, fetching figure and super shots, there are plenty of reasons why China's rising star Shi Yuting reminds of Michelle Wie.

Ronaldo revels in Real slice of history

Cristiano Ronaldo said he had no intention of slowing down after spearheading a 4-1 victory over Juventus that made Real Madrid the first team to retain the UEFA Champions League trophy.