Arthur Ashe Stadium and first-week U.S. Open fails

August 28, 2018 8

Nothing screams “get as far away from me as possible” as a stadium that is hosting a first-round Grand Slam match between Serena Williams and Magda Linette. It’s a high-alert situation. An all-out Code Red. It’s the norm for Arthur Ashe Stadium in week one.
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2018 U.S. Open draw analysis

August 24, 2018 25

For the first time since Wimbledon more than a full year ago, the Big 4 are all playing in the same tournament. Much unlike the case with last summer’s event, the 2018 U.S. Open draw is absolutely loaded. They say New York is the city that never sleeps—and it won’t on this men’s singles event. […]

U.S. Open draw revealed: Federer, Djokovic in same quarter

August 23, 2018 88

The U.S. Open draw ceremony took place on Thursday afternoon in New York, where the Novak Djokovic’s name was always going to be the big story. And what a story it is: the reigning Wimbledon champion has landed in the same quarter of the bracket as Roger Federer. […]

Nick Kyrgios and the demise of the tennis villain

August 17, 2018 20

Is Nick Kyrgios the successor to the tennis villain throne? The sport of men’s tennis has a long, colorful history of producing villains. They are an essential ingredient in the success of the sport. Where would we be without Jimmy Connors and John McEnroe to loathe (and love)? […]

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