Clay courts have often been referred to as graveyards for those players that prefer the quicker courts of Wimbledon or the US Open. They are a heavy, slippery, and slow-playing surface, which requires great skill and patience to master. Over the years, there have been...
Some argue that the 80s is the golden age of men’s tennis. It was full of talented players with big personalities. From John McEnroe to Mats Wilander, players in the 80s had fans on the edge of their seats every time they stepped onto the court. Let's take a look at...
Spring is here, which means it's red clay all day and every day. The red clay has historically been a very physical surface to play on. The clay slows down the game and it’s nearly impossible to hit through a tough opponent. Rallies are long and cerebral. If one wants...
