John Isner and coach Justin Gimelstob announced on Monday that they are no longer working together. The decision was apparently Gimelstob’s, as the 39-year-old cited personal reasons and a desire to spend more time with his son as primary factors. […]
Good news for the rest of the ATP Tour: Novak Djokovic is not playing this week! The clay-court swing is getting underway with the week in between Miami and Monte-Carlo, as 250-point events in Houston and Marrakech take center stage. […]
Roger Federer had already withdrawn from the Miami Open on Friday. The tournament figured it would not lose another greatest player of all time candidate one day later–not with Rafael Nadal going up against unheralded opponent Damir Dzumhur. […]
Rafael Nadal will kick off his Miami campaign on Saturday against Damir Dzumhur. Second-round action is also wrapping up with an all-American showdown between John Isner and Tim Smyczek. […]
A pair of lower-seeded players may have to be considered the favorites in their respective Indian Wells matches on Wednesday, as both John Isner and Dominic Thiem are brimming with confidence. Isner is facing Kei Nishikori, while Thiem is going up against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. […]
The John Isner-Milos Raonic doubles partnership began as just about anyone would have expected: with a flurry of huge serves north of 140 mph, zero breaks of serve donated by the North American duo, and multiple tiebreakers. Most importantly, it also resulted in a win for Isner and Raonic. […]
The 2016 BNP Paribas Open men’s singles draw ceremony was held on Tuesday. Thanks to Roger Federer’s absence, Rafael Nadal snagged a top-four seed to avoid any chance of facing Novak Djokovic in the quarterfinals. Nadal would, however, get Djokovic in the semis if both players advance that far. […]
Even by John Isner’s standards, Sunday at the Kooyong Club in Melbourne witnessed a historic serving performance. The result was a Davis Cup quarterfinal berth for the United States and an early exit for Australia in Lleyton Hewitt’s first tie as captain.
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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. […]
The host Australians must win each of the reverse singles rubber on Sunday if they want to advance past the United States and reach the Davis Cup quarterfinals. Bernard Tomic is facing John Isner before either Sam Groth or Lleyton Hewitt could meet Jack Sock. […]
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