Bios
By Scoop Malinowski The end of the tennis tunnel is now in sight for Rafael Nadal. His publicist sent an email out earlier today to the International tennis writers association announcing the 22 time Grand Slam king will play his final professional ATP World Tour event at Davis Cup finals in Spain. Moments later, Team […] Continue to read full article...
Babolat · French Open · Nike · Rafa Nadal · Rafael Nadal · Spain · US Open · Wimbledon
Over a year ago, Tomas Machac played the Sarasota Open Challenger while ranked 125. Quietly he beat Brouwer, Kodat and Kubler and lost in the semis to Galan. I saw him almost every day praticing with his coach Daniel Vacek but he didn’t stand out in anyway. Nobody paid him much attention. A lot has […] Continue to read full article...
Czech Republic · Joma · Olympic gold medal · Tomas Machac · Yonex
Gael Monfils actually beat Carlos Alcaraz for the first time in their previous clash earlier this year in Cincinnati 46 76 64. But on the eve of their next duel at Shanghai Rolex Masters, Monfils sounds like a beaten man with zero chance to repeat the win vs. Carlos. “No, no, I think he will […] Continue to read full article...
The new kids on the block got their opportunities to knock of the ATP elites this week at Shanghai Rolex Masters 1000. Rising force Jerry Shang has been winning a lot of matches lately – 29 on the year to reach a career high 51 in the world rankings – but the teenager was no […] Continue to read full article...
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How Gymnastics Builds Essential Skills for Children’s Success in Tennis
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When it comes to children’s sports, both gymnastics and tennis offer incredible benefits. But did you know that gymnastics can actually help your child succeed in tennis? At iGym, we believe that gymnastics lays the foundation for a wide range of athletic skills, making it a fantastic complementary sport for tennis. 1. Enhancing Balance and […] Continue to read full article...
Former 2009 US Open and 2016 Olympic silver medalist Juan Martin Del Potro has launched the Del Potro Tennis Academy in Boynton Beach, Florida. Delpo’s academy on the site of Indian Spring Country Club, which has 26 courts, offers junior programs, after school programs, adult clinics, camps and private sessions. The 36 year old winner […] Continue to read full article...
ATP · Boynton Beach · Delpo · Juan Martin Del Potro · US Open · Wilson tennis
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner will clash for the eleventh time in the Beijing China Open final after dismissing Medvedev and Bu, respectively in the semifinals. Sinner, the defending Beijing champion, is playing under a dark cloud of controversy as the anti-doping group WADA, has appealed his explanation for testing positive twice earlier this year […] Continue to read full article...
By Scoop Malinowski The commissioner of the WNBA Cathy Englebert said “The one thing I know about sports – you need rivalry. That’s what makes people watch.” Englebert would know. The Caitlin Clark rivalry vs. all the jealous and angry black WNBA players is a major reason why TV ratings, ticket sales and revenues have […] Continue to read full article...
Jacob Fearnley seemed to hit rock bottom in Newport at the Hall of Fame Championships in July where he lost in the second round of qualies to Li Tu 46 36 after beating Gijs Brouwer in three sets. The former TCU player (he won a national championship in his third year) from Great Britain expected […] Continue to read full article...
ATP · Jacob Fearnley · Scotland · TCU
Sports promoter producer extraordinaire, His Excellency Turki Alalshikh is working his magic again. Next month the sports world mega mover and shaker will stage the ultimate tennis competition tournament over three days, featuring Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner, Holger Rune and Daniil Medvedev. Rune saw the 5 minute promotional video and called […] Continue to read full article...
Call of the Kings · Carlos Alcaraz · Holger Rune · Novak Djokovic · Saudi Arabia · Turki Alalshikh
