Archive for April 2025
Apr/25
24
Positive Reviews For The Sarasota Open Experience Book
No comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Bios
The only book ever written about an ATP Challenger tennis tournament is getting positive reviews so far… John Eagleton, former ATP Tour and Miami University player: “You’re amazing, the book has so many great stories.” Dan McClure, nationally ranked player and former high school teammate of Vitas Gerulaitis: “Your book is amazing. I’m enjoying the […] Continue to read full article...
Alexander Zverev · Elizabeth Moore Sarasota Open · Kei Nishikori · Nick Kyrgios · Sarasota Open · The Sarasota Open Experience · Tommy Paul
Apr/25
23
Agassi To Play US Open Pickleball Championships
4 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Bios
Tennis legend Andre Agassi is going to make his professional pickleball debut next week at the US Open Pickleball Championships in Naples, FL. The 53 year old Agassi (he turns 54 on April 29) was asked to play the mixed doubles event by Anna Leigh Waters, the top female player in the world, and accepted […] Continue to read full article...
Andre Agassi · Anna-Leigh Waters · Major League Pickleball · Naples FL · Pickleball · US Open
Apr/25
23
Understanding Why Random Number Generators (RNG) Are So Important in Online Slots
No comments · Posted by Staff in Bios
At the heart of every online slot machine is a mechanism that determines whether you win or lose. It’s not luck, exactly. And it’s certainly not a hidden trick designed to keep you from winning. It’s math. Cold, precise, and utterly impartial. That’s the job of a Random Number Generator (RNG)—the invisible engine that keeps […] Continue to read full article...
Apr/25
22
Irrefutable Evidence The Challenger Tour Is Tougher Than ATP World Tour
7 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Bios
I will present to you irrefutable evidence that the ATP Challenger Tour is more difficult and challenging than the ATP World Tour. Jenson Brooksby won the Houston 250 red clay tournament three weeks ago, for his first ATP main tour title win of this career. After withdrawing from the Sarasota Open to rest from that […] Continue to read full article...
Geoffrey Blancaneux · Jenson Brooksby · Patrick Maloney · Sarasota Open · Tallahasse Challenger
Apr/25
22
Stubbs Tries To Lecture And Censor Sabalenka
5 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Bios
The arrogance of the tennis establishment reached a new low this week when tennis analyst and former Grand Slam champion Rennae Stubbs expressed her frustration about WTA world no. 1 Aryna Sabalenka’s runner-up speech in Stuttgart. Sabalenka lost the final to Jelena Ostapenko 46 16 and made some of her typical snarky remarks to her […] Continue to read full article...
Apr/25
21
Are There Great Players Who Lack Confidence And Belief?
6 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Bios
By Scoop Malinowski Mike Tyson said many intriguing things in his book Undisputed Truth and one gem that inspired this article is: “Henry Tillman was one of those fighters who was really great but he just didn’t have confidence in himself. If he had believed in himself, he would have been a legendary fighter. He […] Continue to read full article...
Sema is 36 year old now and currently ranked 466. Her best ranking in singles was in 2011 (114). She has never gotten into a Grand Slam main draw, halted in all four majors in the second round of qualifying. Her best major qualifying attempts came in 2013 at AO, Wimbledon and US Open. Sema […] Continue to read full article...
Ellesse · Erika Sema · Japan · Yonex
Apr/25
18
Forgotten Match: When Sandra Cacic Beat Marcelo Rios
No comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Bios
By Scoop Malinowski We all know about the famous Houston Astrodome Battle of the Sexes match – or hoax event as some imply – but there was another fusion clash between the sexes that happened on the practice courts at the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy in 1996. I had never heard about it, the story […] Continue to read full article...
IMG · Marcelo Rios · Nick Bollettieri · Sandra Cacic · WTA
After a three year hiatus, Jamie Cerretani has returned to ATP doubles action this week at Tallahassee Challenger. The 43 year old former Brown University player, who was no. 45 in the world back in 2008 has won two matches this week in Tallahassee with a protected ranking, with partner George Goldoff. Lefthander Cerretani, from […] Continue to read full article...
ATP · Brown University · Jamie Cerretani · Tallahassee Challenger
You may remember Cedric Marcel-Stebe of Germany. He was ranked 71 in the world in 2012 and was good enough to catch the eye of Roger Federer, who asked the lefthander to train with him in Dubai. Stebe quit playing in early 2023 after losing at AO qualies to Stricker but has resurfaced in 2025 […] Continue to read full article...
Cedric Marcel-Stebe · Davis Cup · Germany · Lleyton Hewitt · Roger Federer
