The Miami Open–first place included–should be even more up for grabs than Indian Wells, especially with Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic out due to elbow injuries. That means Indian Wells runner-up Stan Wawrinka is the No. 1 seed ahead of Kei Nishikori, Milos Raonic, and Roger Federer. […]
There’s a tournament within a tournament this fortnight in Indian Wells. The bottom quarter of the BNP Paribas Open draw (which includes Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, and Roger Federer) is stronger by itself than the entirety of any 500-point event on the whole tennis calendar. […]
Outside of Grand Slams, it does not get any bigger than the next five weeks on the ATP World Tour. Prior to Masters 1000 events in Indian Wells and Miami, top players will be fine-tuning their games in Dubai and Acapulco…and to a much lesser extent in Sao Paulo. […]
Juan Martin Del Potro’s last comeback began in Delray Bech and his latest return to tennis will be hosted by the same event in 2017. The layoff is not as long this time around, as Del Potro led Argentina to the Davis Cup title this past November before opting for some extended rest. […]
This week could have been even better, but Stan Wawrinka and Rafael Nadal withdrew from Rotterdam. Still, based on the standards of the relative dog days of February, the three upcoming tournaments in Rotterdam, Memphis, and Buenos Aires have plenty to offer. […]
The Australian Open draw could have gone haywire based on where some of the best players in the world were seeded. Everyone knows to whom that statement refers. Rafael Nadal heads into Melbourne as the No. 9 seed, while Roger Federer is all the way down at 17th. […]
Dominic Thiem headlines the Sydney field as the No. 1 seed, while Roberto Bautista Agut, John Isner, and David Ferrer are among those taking the court in Auckland. The two 250-point tournaments provide players with a final opportunity to fine-tune their games for the Australian Open. […]
A new year is here and with it comes a new tennis season. Many fans will be hoping that the old Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal return to the scene, healthy and rejuvenated. Whereas Federer is fine-tuning his game at the Hopman Cup, Nadal has a chance to make an early statement in Brisbane. […]
The absences of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are certainly a problem for the 2016 World Tour Finals, just as they would be for any tournament, but the upcoming week in London features a different duo to whet the appetite of the tennis world. […]
There could be a changing of the guard at this week’s Masters 1000 event in Parcis-Bercy. That’s right; Andy Murray finally has a chance to become the No. 1 player in the world. Murray, who has won six of his last eight tournaments, will overtake Novak Djokovic at the top spot if the second-ranked Scot captures the Paris title and beats someone other than Djokovic in the final. […]
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