Ben Shelton just won the title in Munich. This wouldn’t necessarily be notable enough to warrant a blog — he has won four other titles, including the 500 event in Dallas earlier this year. But it IS big news. […]
Every time Jannik Sinner does something impressive, a cadre of tennis fans come out of the woodwork to remind everyone that Sinner’s doping ban last year started just after the Australian Open but just before the Italian Open. […]
With its unique blend of athleticism, strategy, and drama, tennis has always attracted spectators. However, certain matches are notable for their incredible betting odds in addition to their on-court fun. […]
Novak Djokovic and Andre Agassi have ended their brief and unsuccessful player-coach relationship. Agassi made the announcement this weekend following troublesome trips for Djokovic to back-to-back Masters 1000 events in Indian Wells and Miami. […]
It was an eventful Saturday for Novak Djokovic, who added both a title and his coach to his tennis stable. Three days before he will begin his Wimbledon campaign, Djokovic lifted his second ATP trophy of 2017 by beating Gael Monfils 6-3, 6-4 in Eastbourne. […]
The worst-kept secret of the last two weeks was confirmed by Novak Djokovic on Sunday: Andre Agassi is his new coach. For how long remains to be seen, but the partnership will begin at least on a trial basis at the upcoming French Open. […]
David Nalbandian brought just about everything to the table throughout his 13-year career on the ATP World Tour. There was controversy (the ongoing saga of Argentina’s Davis Cup team, kicking a linesman in the 2012 Queen’s Club final). There were seven wins over players ranked No. 2 at the time and three wins over players ranked No. 1 at the time (all three over Roger Federer). There was even a Grand Slam final (2002 Wimbledon). […]
James Blake was more than just one of the fastest players with one of the most ferocious forehands during his time on the ATP World Tour. He was one of tennis’ good guys. Blake, who played collegiately at Harvard, overcame scoliosis, a broken neck, and the death of his father to muster up an improbably successful professional career. […]
Second to the final, the most memorable result of the 2004 French Open was Gustavo Kuerten’s 4, 4, an 4 win over world No. 1 Roger Federer. Kuerten was still just 28 years old, but […]
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