Back in 1990, Jennifer Capriati burst onto the women’s tennis scene when, at 13 years and 11 months, she became the second-youngest player ever to make their professional debut. Over a decade later, ...

Jennifer Capriati made a rare public appearance at the Australian Open. The former tennis player, 49, attended the event at the Rod Laver Arena on Saturday, Jan. 31, when she presented the Daphne ...

Jennifer Capriati gave Karolina Muchova one of the best compliments after the Czech player's dramatic Wimbledon semifinal win ...

Tennis legend Jennifer Capriati has mare a rare public appearance to bring the trophy out ahead of the Australian Open ...

The career of Jennifer Capriati is one of the most fluctuating in tennis history. From setting age records and becoming Olympic champion as a teenager, Capriati drifted into the tennis wilderness, ...

Andy Roddick praises the career of fellow American Jennifer Capriati, who will be inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame this coming weekend. Capriati won three Grand Slam singles titles, ...

As Wimbledon comes to a close, we look back at Trilogy, the extravagant Celtic Tiger event that tried to create a Ryder Cup ...

(AP) Jennifer Capriati has been elected to the International Tennis Hall of Fame after an up-and-down career that saw her go from teen prodigy status to off-court troubles to Grand Slam champion.

Martina Hingis was way ahead in the final, but Jennifer Capriati made history in the oppressive heat and won. By Cindy Shmerler The expansion of the National Tennis Center in Queens was among the ...

Jennifer Capriati was the second-youngest women’s professional tennis player of all time when she entered her first tournaments in 1990 At age 16, she won Olympic gold, but soon after her career was ...