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While a lot of top players climbed the rankings in their teens or early 20s, Pegula’s rise has been more gradual.

“When you are truly faced with death and you understand what a second chance at life means, you want to make the most of it.”

Here’s what famous fans are wearing to cheer for their favorite tennis stars.

“The world has changed a lot since the run of What Not to Wear, and, thankfully, so have we.”

For the British triathlete, “just to be on the start line was fantastic.”

She shares with SELF how she got started running at 23, her training modifications while pregnant, and why retirement is looking less likely.

Gold medalist Sarah Storey called the decision a “real disappointment.”

Baseball, basketball, and soccer players have been spotted chilling, cheering, and fangirling on the sidelines.

Athletes are sporting incredible dye jobs, braids, bows, and barrettes at the Paris Games.

If you’re wondering why there are more than a dozen 100-meter races, read this.

Stars are once again flocking to Queens to sip Honey Deuces and cheer for their tennis faves.

We highly recommend playing these shows when you’re lonely or just craving the casual, chit-chatty vibe of a good hang.

The mixed-gender (but male-dominated) sport still has a ways to go.

What to pitch, what not to pitch, rates, and more.

Her dream has been more than four decades in the making.

She dedicated her performance to the women of Afghanistan.

Unique equipment and travel needs coupled with limited sponsorship opportunities can keep people from entering parasports altogether.

From dainty diamonds to sherbet-inspired palettes, here’s what your favorite pros are wearing.

The playful look is as much about confidence as it is about style.

They’re together every step of the way, from training to competition.