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Feb/25

15

Sinner Tapped With 3 Month Ban

Jannik Sinner has reached a settlement for his two positive drug tests and will be banned for three months, Feb 9 until May 4 and he will be eligible to play French Open. World Anti Doping Agency agreed to the resolution. WADA acknowledes Sinner’s “unintentional exposure to clostebol, which provided no performance-enhancing benefit and resulted […] Continue to read full article...

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Tennis fans remember the historic, colorful, dynamic career of Jimmy Connors but not the one night he sang on national TV. Yes, in September 1975, shortly after he lost the US Open final to Manuel Orantes 46 36 36, Connors appeared on the debut prime time Saturday night ABC show “Saturday Night Live With Howard […] Continue to read full article...

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Padel is one of the most rapidly expanding racket sports in the world and choosing the right racket can have a big impact on your playing ability. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to upgrade your equipment, it’s crucial to choose a racket that is appropriate to your skill level and playing style. With […] Continue to read full article...

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Feb/25

12

Great Players You Never Heard Of: Dave Marcinko

New feature alert. There are so many great players out there who never made it big in pro tennis and this new series will showcase some interesting court masters who never made it to the big show Dave Marcinko played college tennis at South Florida in the 80s and was still a high level hitting […] Continue to read full article...

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By Scoop Malinowski Last night’s Delray Beach first round clash Mackenzie McDonald vs Kei Nishikori lived up to the expectations and was a fascinating duel. They first played in Washington DC 2021 and McDonald won that 64 36 75 but what caught my eye was the faint but clear sense of tension between the two. […] Continue to read full article...

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Feb/25

11

US Open Carves Up Mixed Doubles

The USTA and US Open have decided to make some radical changes to the mixed doubles event later this year. Sets will be to four games in the severely altered Grand Slam event. 16 teams will compete with eight based on singles rankings and eight wildcards. Former Grand Slam champion and Australian Open tournament director […] Continue to read full article...

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Feb/25

10

Tennis Player Saves Man’s Life

It’s not a common occurrence to read the newspaper and learn that a tennis player saved a man’s life in a kayak mishap in the Gulf of Mexico. But that’s exactly what happened last month. John Rice of Anna Maria Island, FL plays for the Walton Tennis Center team in the Suncoast Tennis League in […] Continue to read full article...

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Feb/25

7

Paul Survives Quinn In Dallas Thriller

It was supposed to be just another ATP 500 second round match but it ended up becoming an epic thriller. Tommy Paul vs Ethan Quinn had a load of story angles – veteran American vs hungry upstart… both coached by the same guy Brad Stine and apparently frequent practice partners… established top ten star vs […] Continue to read full article...

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Tennis is more than just a game; each match is an engrossing fusion of athleticism, strategy, and drama. Take into account the following strategies to enhance your watching experience and fully comprehend the subtleties. Set the Stage for an Immersive Experience Setting up the perfect environment is essential. Make sure your screen has high-definition clarity […] Continue to read full article...

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Feb/25

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Bergs Assaults Garin In Davis Cup

They went to the tennis match and a hockey brawl almost broke out. It was an almost unbelievable scene yesterday in Davis Cup in Hasselt, Belgium, where Belgium and Chile were locked in a fierce battle. Zizou Bergs just broke Garin and was about to serve for the match at 64 46 65. A forehand […] Continue to read full article...

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