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Jul/26

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Newport Wrap Up

Jason Jung had a memorable experience in Newport, Rhode Island: “What started out as a travel nightmare turned into an unforgettable week. My wife Evelyn, son Flynn, and I got stuck in Chicago and weren’t able to fly out till the next day. I was scheduled to play singles qualifying that same day! I legit […] Continue to read full article...

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Most tennis fans missed the best match of the week as The Championships overshadowed the ATP 125 Challenger Cerity Partners Hall of Fame Open this week. Stefan Kozlov vs Yibing Wu was a first round duel played on Wednesday after two straight days of non stop rain. Kozlov, ranked just outside 300, qualified for main […] Continue to read full article...

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Jul/26

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Biofile Gerald Sarmiento Interview

A permanent fixture at the Cerity Partners Newport Hall of Fame Open for over a decade now is the stringer and racquet tech guru Gerald Sarmiento of New Jersey. He not only strings countless player’s racquets but also offers racquet modifications suggestions such as leather grip and weight balance ideas which provoked the verbal gratitude […] Continue to read full article...

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Jul/26

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Wimbledon 2026 Notebook

Linda Noskova joins the long list of Czech Republic woman players who create magic at Wimbledon – Navratilova, Novotna, Krejcikova, Vondrousova. The three set win yesterday vs another Czech Karolina Muchova may be a surprise to some but the most unique aspect of her 62 57 63 triumph is that she became the first and […] Continue to read full article...

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Jul/26

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It’s About Love In Newport

Stefan Kozlov just defeated Yibing Wu in an afternoon thriller 75 26 64 and was walking back to the Newport Hall of Fame casino when his first round qualies opponent Aidan Mayo mentioned something that happened in their three set battle on Sunday. It seemed to be an apologetic tone or explaining his side of […] Continue to read full article...

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Jul/26

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Newport Hall of Fame Open Notebook

Caty McNally is back to defend her 2025 title. The world no. 54 defeated Emma Navarro earlier this year at Libema Open. McNally’s runner up last year Tatjana Maria will also compete this year. World no. 46 Alex Michelsen lost first round at Wimbledon in five sets to Jacob Fearnley however he’s returning to Newport […] Continue to read full article...

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Jul/26

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The Championships The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

Venus getting unlimited wildcards though she can’t win a match, now Serena dictating the schedule at Wimbledon… tennis has created a monster it can no longer control. 99 percent of player autographs on court after wins are unreadable worthless scribbles. Time to end this waste of time silliness. Kids deserve more than a scribble but […] Continue to read full article...

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Jul/26

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Notes From The Championships

Zeynep Sonmez revealed Wimbledon organizers banned her from wearing a Palestine-supporting pin… “I used to wear a pin. Tournaments no longer allow me to wear it. We had a discussion with the organizers because the Ukrainian flag is allowed but Palestine is not. They ultimately told us they definitely would not allow it … I […] Continue to read full article...

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Jul/26

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Michael Zheng’s Wimbledon Breakout

Michael Zheng is proving himself as a big time player who can get the job done at Grand Slams. The 22 year old has won his first five matches at Wimbledon this year, three in qualies and now two main draw rounds vs. Cam Norrie and Nicolas Mejia today. He also won his first round […] Continue to read full article...

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It’s interesting to hear what greats from other sports have to say about tennis and hockey great Barry Beck, the former star NHL defenseman and New York Rangers captain, shared his thoughts on Serena Williams Wimbledon performance vs. Maya Joint… Barry Beck: I’ve been following the Serena Williams debacle at Wimbledon recently. She lost in […] Continue to read full article...

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