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Aug/25

19

Watching The World No. 1 Practice

By Jeff Salzenstein I once watched a former World No. 1 hit the same shot for 30 straight minutes… Here’s what it taught me about excellence. It was 7pm in Mason, Ohio at the ATP Masters event just outside Cincinnati. Circa 2001. I had just finished practice at dusk, preparing for my qualifying match the […] Continue to read full article...

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Aug/25

19

Sinner Ruins Cincy Final

$260 million dollars was invested into the Cincinnati Open to make it even better than the historic event which has staged some of the most thrilling finals in tennis history including the jaw-dropping Djokovic vs Carlos three set showdown a couple of years ago. Yesterday’s mens final was the worst in history, as Jannik Sinner […] Continue to read full article...

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Aug/25

17

Carlos vs Sinner Here We Go Again, Yawn

The Cincinnati Open is giving the people what they think they want again, the notable Carlos Alcaraz vs Jannik Sinner final which will be their 14th meeting. Carlos leads the head to head series 8-5. This will be the fourth consecutive final face off between the ATP no. 1 and 2 titans. Almost everything is […] Continue to read full article...

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You might feel a jolt when you see just how significant the ATP’s announcement really is: a staggering $18.3 million profit-sharing bonus paid to players from the 2024 season. That figure represents a 177% leap from the previous year’s bonus pool, making it the largest distribution of its kind in Tour history.  The money comes […] Continue to read full article...

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