The tennis world reacts to the death of Bud Collins

March 7, 2016 2

Legendary tennis writer and broadcaster Bud Collins passed away on Friday at the age of 86. His wife, photographer Anita Ruthling Klaussen, announced the news on her Facebook page. Past and present players, coaches, and members of the media posted their reactions on Twitter. […]

Thiem goes crazy with epic Davis Cup racket smash

March 5, 2016 13

Dominic Thiem beat Gastao Elias 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, 1-6, 7-6(6) in a Davis Cup clash between Austria and Portugal on Friday, but not before displaying a rare fit of rage. After failing to convert a break point early in the final set, Thiem smashed his racket seven times before it crumpled to the extent that there was really nothing left to smash. […]

Hewitt returns but Bryan Brothers give Team USA 2-1 Davis Cup lead

March 5, 2016 2

Australian Davis Cup captain Lleyton Hewitt came out of retirement–at least temporarily–to play Saturday’s doubles rubber against the United States at the Kooyong Club in Melbourne. Hewitt did not disappoint, but he also did not have quite enough to beat one of the best doubles teams in history. […]

USA and Australia tied in Davis Cup after wins by Isner and Tomic

March 4, 2016 2

Each of the two opening-day rubbers went according to ranking, leaving the first-round Davis Cup tie between the United States and Australia locked at 1-1 heading into Saturday’s doubles match. John Isner beat Sam Groth before the host Aussies got back on track with Bernard Tomic’s defeat of Jack Sock. […]

Davis Cup first round previews and predictions

March 3, 2016 199

If it feels like Great Britain just won the Davis Cup, well…it did. Andy Murray and company lifted the trophy in late November and will be back in action this weekend—in early March—as the battle begins in the 2016 World Group. Among the countries also contesting opening-round ties are Japan, the United States, and Australia. […]

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