From newcomer Roger Federer to Oprah Winfrey, here are the 22 athletes and entertainers who have translated their fame into ten-figure fortunes.

After winning 13 straight after the All-Star break for the Twins, it should come as no surprise that starter Johan Santana was the unanimous choice for the 2004 American League Cy Young Award.

Advertisement “I have to, you know, look at what I achieved in the last nine days of practice when I arrived here,” Raducanu said of the match, which she said showed how much of a transition becoming ...

2013 — Gonzaga, the small Northwest school that has delivered big NCAA tournament wins, is on top of The Associated Press’ Top 25 for the first time. Riding the best record in Division I at 29-2, the ...

Why Federer wasn’t feeling ‘pressure’ after beating Tim Henman in the 2004 Indian Wells final “I mean, I don’t feel any extra pressure because everybody will try to beat ...

Indian Wells, often referred to as the ‘fifth Grand Slam’, is one of the most highly regarded tournaments in the sport. As an ...

Today in Sports, February 26 - Roger Federer breaks 30-year record with 161st week at the top of the ATP rankings ...

Tennis Hall of Famer Andy Roddick is joining ESPN for its coverage of Wimbledon and the U.S. Open under a multi-year deal announced Monday. Roddick, the 2003 U.S. Open champion, will work as a match ...

On Monday, 20-time Grand Slam champion and former world No. 1 men’s singles tennis player Roger Federer sat down with University president Jonathan Levin ’94, speaking about developing as a player, ...

It’s no secret that Carlos Alcaraz is a golf sicko. The men’s tennis no. 1 has been seen practicing his swing and heard talking about the game on my occasions. We also know that Rafael Nadal is a ...

Novak Djokovic joins alongside Roger Federer to win 100 or more singles matches at the Australian Open in the open era. On Monday, Djokovic did just that when he became the 2nd player in open era ...

On Monday, Djokovic did just that when he became the 2nd player in open era history to win 100+ singles matches at the Australian Open, per OptaAce. Federer holds the 1st place position with 102 wins.