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Roger Federer
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Indian Wells and Miami Open
We’re about to go into a great swing of extremely competitive and important tournaments. I’m talking about both Indian Wells and the Miami Open. Two tournaments played in March. This has become an exciting hard-court swing that proceeds the Australian Open and precedes the clay court season. Especially interesting has been the fact that the ... Read more
Who’s the greatest tennis player?
After Novak Djokovic won the Australian, reaching 15 Grand Slams, and showing no signs of slowing down, the eternal conversation of who’s the greatest has come back to the forefront. We got Federer with 20 Grand Slams and Nadal with 17 Grand Slams. Djokovic at 31, and with the way he’s is playing, is very ... Read more
Djokovic and Osaka will tear it up in 2019
Djokovic and Osaka will tear it up in 2019. Mark my words. This month, by winning the Australian, Djokovic solidifies his number one ranking and Osaka becomes the number one ranked woman. We now have a situation where the last two grand slams have been won by both Djokovic and Osaka, and there’s no reason ... Read more
Andy Murray is one of the best of all time.
It is such a shame to see such a wonderful career come to an end because of a recurring hip injury. But that seems to be the case with Andy Murray. 2016 will be remembered as the season where he finally made it over the hump and finished the year number one over the other ... Read more
Old Guard Djokovic, Federer and Nadal finish the year at top
Another year of tennis, and another year where we see the old guard remain at the top of the rankings. It is pretty incredible when you look at the top 10 men and see that seven out of ten players are in their thirties. It was not long ago where being over 30 in tennis ... Read more
Top Australian Open Men’s Moments
The Australian Open is upon us. The men and women of the ATP and WTA will now take a few weeks off, ponder their year, and start looking forward to next year. As usual, the Australian Open highlights the opening of the year, and sets the tone for what’s to come. Additionally, it now has ... Read more
Zverev is the Man to Beat
At the London ATP Finals, Zverev has won the biggest title of his young career. It wasn’t without a little controversy though. During the second set tie-break, and in the middle of a point, a ball boy on Roger’s side of the court dropped a ball. It was out of Federer’s line of site, but ... Read more
Federer Eases into 9th Win at Basel
Playing in his home town of Basel has proven extremely successful for Roger Federer. He eased into his 9th Swiss Indoors title by defeating Marius Copil in straight sets. This was also Federer’s 99th tournament win. His Instagram feed stated that he was partying like it was 1999. Well, he’s not far off. He first ... Read more
Is the sun setting on Federer?
I just watched Borna Coric pull of a routine victory in the Semi Finals of Shanghai. On the losing end was Rodger Federer. Is father time finally catching up to Roger Federer? That’s kind of an unfair question considering that in the last two years, he’s won three Grand Slams, which include two Australian Opens ... Read more
Four Reasons why the Laver Cup is Awesome
By the time you read this, the Laver Cup is officially over. Once again, Team Europe was too strong. Hopefully, Team World gets revenge next year. I for one am in love with the Laver Cup. Also, I’m surprised that given the fact that it’s a rather new event, The Laver Cup sure got lots ... Read more
American Males Continue Winless at Tennis Grand Slams
No American male tennis player will win a Grand Slam in the next 10 years. I am pretty confident in that belief. The fact that Americans won Grand Slams in the new century turned out to be an anomaly, not the norm. Andre Agassi picked up three Australian Opens in the early 2000s and Andy ... Read more
Umpire Love for Nick Kyrgios
I have never seen an umpire get off his chair to give anyone a pep talk – and I have been watching tennis on TV since the mid 80s. It’s also kind of ironic that the umpire would give one of the few players that don’t have a coach a pep talk. It’s widely known ... Read more