Tennis legends Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi defined an era of American dominance on the ATP Tour, delivering unforgettable battles from the late 1980s through the early 2000s.

Pete Sampras, center right, celebrates his win over Andre Agassi with his wife Bridgette Wilson, center left, at the end of their men's singles final match at the US Open Tennis Tournament Sept. 8 ...

The Pete Sampras Tennis Clinic will feature instructional sessions focusing on a variety of tennis skills and techniques, a Round Robin Doubles tournament, a Pro-Am with the pros and an exhibition ...

Pete Sampras was seen out and about during a rare public appearance. The former tennis star, 53, was spotted making a coffee run in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Tuesday, June 3.

Pete Sampras praised their sons, Christian, 20, and Ryan, 18, for their support throughout the process, which has taken a toll on the family. The pair have been married for 23 years.

Pete Sampras says his wife Bridgette Wilson-Sampras has ovarian cancer. Over the weekend, the 52-year-old retired tennis star revealed Bridgette's illness in a statement released via the ATP Tour.

Sampras turned pro at 16 in 1988. Just over two years later, he ended the season ranked fifth after winning his first Grand Slam title, at the 1990 U.S. Open, where he became the youngest men’s ...

Pete Sampras also shed light on his father's temperament, disclosing that both he and his brother Gus had inherited their father's "reserved" and uncommunicative personality.

During the same interview, Pete Sampras' wife Bridgette Wilson asserted that the former World No. 1 was very relaxed and did not place any expectations on their sons, Christian and Ryan.

So Pete Sampras won as many Wimbledons as John McEnroe won majors. Jimmy Connors won eight major titles, so he was an absolutely dominant player at the most important times, and as a champion he ...

Pete Sampras is one of the all-time tennis greats, with 14 grand slam titles and a name that demands respect. And he’s impressed by current No. 1 Novak Djokovic.

Pete Sampras, considered the most inscrutable among champions, has written a book about his life and tennis career, A Champion's Mind: Lessons from a Life in Tennis. One revelation: a tough switch ...