Archive for November 2019
Nov/19
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Jack Sock Vows: I will be back and better than ever
281 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Bios
Jack Sock vowed on Instagram yesterday that he intends to not only regain his top ten form but to be even better. The currently formerly singles ranked American has made the bold declaration a week after losing all of his ATP singles points because he has not managed to win one singles match all year […] Continue to read full article...
Nov/19
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Koenig Recalls His First Federer Encounter In Basel in 1998
6 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Bios
Former ATP doubles player and TV broadcaster Robby Koenig shared his memories of witnessing Roger Federer for the first time in Basel. “Well, it’s an interesting story. The first time I ever found out about Roger I was playing doubles in Basel,” remembers Koenig. “And I was playing with my doubles partner at the time […] Continue to read full article...
Nov/19
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Magic Moment Revisted: How Reporter Sparked Mardy Fish To Top Ten
3 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Bios
Mardy Fish is now the Davis Cup captain for the United States, a job role he probably would not have gotten offered were it not for a remarkable press room incident that occurred at the US Open twelve years ago. What happened was unprecedented. Fish had just lost a five setter to Tommy Robredo at […] Continue to read full article...
Marat Safin, former world no. 1 and two time Grand Slam champion has declared he is available andsits interested to coach a professional player. “I wouldn’t refuse, but no one offered. I won’t be able to travel all year, for some weeks it’s possible. Players don’t need babysitter. There are interesting guys with kind heart, […] Continue to read full article...
Nov/19
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Did Agassi’s Pride Cause Him To Ignore Advice On How To Overcome Sampras?
8 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Bios
Jim Courier has said that if you take away the serve of Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi was the better player. It’s a curious game to play this fantasy mix and matching of the weapons of great champions. But in the end it’s silly. If Frank Bruno had Mike Tyson’s punching power… If Marcelo Rios had […] Continue to read full article...
