Metz and St. Petersburg previews and predictions

September 18, 2017 10

The home stretch of the 2017 season is underway with the start of the fall swing. It goes from Europe to Asia and back to Europe, beginning this week in Metz and St. Petersburg. Only one top 10 player in the world is in action, and it’s Pablo Carreno Busta. […]

Federer goes the distance again as five-setters abound at U.S. Open

September 1, 2017 19

A five-setter worked out pretty well for Roger Federer in his U.S. Open first-rounder against Frances Tiafoe on Tuesday night. So well, in fact, that he seemed to decide playing another one would be not such a bad idea. It wasn’t. Federer came back from two sets to one down, outlasting Mikhail Youzhny in five.
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Ferrer back in action in Hamburg, Goffin headlines Gstaad field

July 24, 2017 6

Two of last week’s title winners, David Ferrer and Andrey Rublev, are getting right back in action at the German Tennis Championships. Ferrer is coming off the 27th ATP title of his career in Bastad, while the 19-year-old Rublev was a lucky loser in Umag and rolled all the way to victory. […]

Roland Garros Day 6: Thrills, spills, and Nadal just cruises

June 2, 2017 21

One day after Nicolas Almagro bowed out of the French Open sobbing due to an apparently serious knee injury, the first two men’s matches on the schedule ended in retirement. Guillermo Garcia-Lopez lasted little more than a set against Milos Raonic and David Goffin did not even make it to the second. […]

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