TAG: French Open
By Scoop Malinowski Alexander Zverev has finally conquered the ATP World Tour, the deep state, media agendas, liars & haters, rotten conspiracy, and tennis itself. Oh, and he beat Flavio Cobolli in five sets in today’s Roland Garros final 61 in the fifth after losing the fourth set tiebreaker. It was an up and down […] Continue to read full article...
Alexander Zverev · French Open · Head · Joel Blanc · Roland Garros
May/26
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The Art of Reading the Game: Why Tennis IQ Separates Champions from Contenders
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There is a moment in every great tennis match – easy to miss if you blink – when the outcome is quietly decided. Not by a winner struck at full stretch or an ace down the T, but by a choice. A split-second calculation that separates the player who wins from the one who almost […] Continue to read full article...
French Open · Jannik Sinner · Novak Djokovic · Roland Garros
May/26
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RG Notebook: Tennis Media Needs To Up Its Game
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At Roland Garros the best players in the world were asked a question – would they rather be three inches taller or have a five inch longer wingspan? Another dud feature was asking Dimitrov which French pastry he would prefer. You could see the boredom in his face at having to waste time with such […] Continue to read full article...
French Open · Jelena Jankovic · Novak Djokovic · Roland Garros
The Japanese men’s contingent has been eliminated from the 2026 Roland Garros main draw. No one making it to the main draw in the Grand Slam is the first time it happened in 16 years since the 2010 AO. No Nishioka, Nishikori… Sakamoto, Uchida, Noguchi all lost in qualies. The controversial argument between Sakamoto and […] Continue to read full article...
Bianca Andreescu · French Open · Michael Zheng · Novak Djokovic · Rafael Nadal · Roland Garros
Feb/26
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Facing Andre Agassi Book Now Available
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25th book complete and I believe it’s as good as any of my others. Andre Agassi, one of the most colorful, dynamic and inspiring champions in sports history, has had a big impact on the sports world and he continues to now as a legend. For all the players and tennis world figures who were […] Continue to read full article...
Andre Agassi · Australian Open · French Open · Nike · Novak Djokovic · US Open · USA · Wimbledon
Nov/25
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Five Puzzle Players Courier Could Not Solve
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Jim Courier was ATP world no. 1 and a four time winner of Grand Slam major titles but he had five prominent players he was unable to beat. Three of these puzzling players never won a major title. Courier was 0-3 vs Marcelo Rios, 0-4 vs Alex Corretja and 0-2 vs Alberto Berasategui. The two […] Continue to read full article...
Andre Agassi · Australian Open · French Open · Ivan Lendl · Jim Courier · Marcelo Rios · Pete Sampras
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...
Brazil · Cincinnati Open · Diadora · French Open · Gustavo Kuerten
New tennis fans and players always find tennis terminologies quite confusing. There are many rules, definitions, terms and shots that if you know nothing about, it can be a little overwhelming. Realizing that everyone can know the basics of how to hit a tennis ball, let’s have a look at the basic strokes, terms and […] Continue to read full article...
Spain’s Jaume Munar implied the unruly, distracting behavior of the Roland Garros Chatrier stadium during his second round duel with Arthur Fils was a contributing factor for his losing the epic five setter. Munar declared the Roland Garros fans are the most irritating on the ATP World Tour. Jaume Munar: “I’m going to be very […] Continue to read full article...
Sam Querrey is broadcasting for the TNT Network and he revealed Tommy Paul is the most popular player in the locker room. If Casper Ruud really has a knee injury why would he play two losing sets 06 16 on it to Nuno Borges and risk further damage? Witness: “Thousands of fans are requesting refunds […] Continue to read full article...
Corentin Moutet · French Open · Novak Djokovic · Roland Garros · Tommy Paul
