Monica Puig and Nathan Rakitt are officially husband and wife! On Saturday, the Olympic gold medal tennis player and Rakitt announced their nuptials via a joint Instagram post featuring a snapshot of ...

Monica Puig and her husband Nathan Rakitt are still relishing their wedding day! The Olympic gold medalist tennis player and her husband exchanged vows on Nov. 11 at the Caribe Hilton Hotel in Puig's ...

Monica Puig won more than 300 matches during her tennis career and the feeling afterwards was often the same: relief, excitement, and satisfaction that the weeks and months of sacrifice and ...

(CBS Local)- The sports world is craving live sports action right now. Seasons across sports have been suspended due to the worldwide coronavirus pandemic. Though the event isn't live, World Team ...

The Puerto Rican Olympic gold medalist said she is "speechless" in an Instagram Story about the engagement Monica Puig is engaged! The Puerto Rican tennis player, 28, announced her engagement to ...

The USTA has pledged $350,000 to refurbish facilities and restart programs. Miguel Lozada remembers the moment tennis exploded on the island of Puerto Rico. "Years ago we had Roberto Clemente, but ...

NEW YORK – Sure, Monica Puig would have loved another week between the Olympics and the U.S. Open to “come down from the high” of becoming Puerto Rico’s first gold medalist. Then again, that’s not how ...

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - AUGUST 13: Gold medalist Monica Puig of Puerto Rico poses during the medal ceremony for Women’s Singles on Day 8 of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games at the Olympic Tennis Centre on ...

Monica Puig accused her coach of dropping her abruptly on the eve of the U.S. Open. Then he arrived in New York working with Sloane Stephens. By Ben Rothenberg The South Florida tennis tournament has ...

Rio de Janeiro Olympics gold medalist Monica Puig announced her retirement from professional tennis at age 28 via a post on social media Monday. Puig became the first athlete to win gold for Puerto ...

— -- The spectators told Monica Puig they believed she could win Puerto Rico's first Olympic gold medal in any sport, providing a soundtrack of "Si se puede!'' -- "Yes, we can!'' -- during the ...