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Hello everyone, you can't like me or have a different opinion about what happened without being racist. The amount of racist comments and messages I have received in the last few hours is unbelievable. And finally: I am neither a fraud nor a thief.

— Coco Gauff, in response to racist comments on X

If he exceeds the time, he would receive a time violation — it's that simple.

— Karen Khachanov, on the press conference after his semifinal loss to Alexander Zverev at the US Open 2026

My thoughts and prayers go out to all the families who were impacted by 9/11. This is one of the greatest cities in the world.

— Ben Shelton, after defeating Frances Tiafoe in the U.S. Open semifinal, addressing the crowd; reference to 9/11

It’s something I’ve been carrying, unfortunately, pretty much every match this year: vomiting, throwing up, a serious issue there.

— Djokovic said after losing to Mariano Navone in the US Open first round.

I know once I step on the court, I've just got to go for it every time. I've got to feel normal.

— Carlos Alcaraz, after beating Jaime Faria in the US Open 2026 second round, describing his approach and comeback from a wrist injury.

The conditions aren’t the problem. It’s because of a health issue I have. I’ve been dealing with it for many years now. It causes me a lot of problems, especially when there’s a lot of humidity and heat.

— Novak Djokovic after his Cincinnati Open match, discussing a long-standing health issue

There is still a big hole in my heart, but I know he’s looking down right now very proud of everyone in this room.

— Darline Graham Nordone, addressing supporters at a rally after securing the GOP Senate nomination

This goes out to them, this goes out to my family, this goes out to all the little girls with ruffled socks and chubby cheeks. It means the world.

— Alexandra Eala during an on-court interview after defeating Iga Swiatek at Wimbledon, dedicating the moment to her supporters, her family, and young girls everywhere.

If you make it to the Wimbledon final, I'll come.

— Friedrich Merz; before the Wimbledon final on Prime Video

I've had nosebleeds since I was young. When it's hot and dry, it tends to happen more often.

— Arthur Fery, describing his nosebleeds and how hot, dry conditions can trigger them

Winning Wimbledon, it’s a life changer. Even for Coco Gauff, that would be something that would be incredibly special for her.

— Jim Courier; delivering a verdict on the potential impact of a Wimbledon win during the Tennis Channel segment

every match has really its own story,

— Jannik Sinner — in his post-match news conference after losing to Djokovic in the Australian Open semifinal, Melbourne

I'm heartbroken to have to withdraw from doubles.

— Serena Williams announced on Instagram that her knee hadn't healed enough to play Wimbledon doubles.

"Whenever you think Struff is done with tennis, he goes out and plays some Grand Slam that secures him a Top 100 for next year."— Alexander Zverev, on Struff's resilience and securing a Top 100 with a Grand Slam

"It’s definitely very special," she said. "I’ve been through a lot with injuries and also in my personal life in the last couple of months. It was really hard to get through with all the emotions and everything that happened. But I put in a lot of work and dedication every single day and try to go day by day."— Barbora Krejcikova, after defeating Mirra Andreeva in the Wimbledon second round; discussing her injuries and personal life and her day-by-day approach.

I'm speechless, very happy. I was very nervous.

— Diana Shnaider, after defeating Aryna Sabalenka in the 2026 French Open quarterfinal