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Feb/26

19

Facing Andre Agassi Book Now Available

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...

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Nov/25

25

Five Puzzle Players Courier Could Not Solve

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...

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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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Jun/25

4

Understanding Basic Strokes in Tennis Gaming

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...

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May/25

29

Munar Blasts Bothersome French Open Crowd

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...

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May/25

29

Roland Garros News & Notes

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...

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May/25

27

Scoop’s Roland Garros Notebook

Daniil Medvedev was not a happy camper after losing Cam Norrie in the first round at Roland Garros in five sets: “Honestly, man…I might skip the clay season next year. F–k clay.” So Coco Gauff walked on court for her match vs. Olivia Gadecki but supposedly forgot her Head racquets. Sounds like another publicity stunt […] Continue to read full article...

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May/25

26

Roland Garros Observations

Shocking results are the story of the commencement of the 2025 Roland Garros tournament. 9 seed Emma Navarro wiped out in 57 minutes 06 16 to world no. 68 Jessica Bouzas Maneiro of Spain. “What the heck happened?” asked Patrick McEnroe. “I had her as one of my picks going deep.” 21 seed Tomas Machac […] Continue to read full article...

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May/25

23

The Biggest Name In Tennis Is…

Tiantsoa Sarah RAKOTOMANGA RAJAONAH of France. Her name has 32 letters, a whopping 19 more than Novak Djokovic. In case you have not heard of Tiantsoa, she is 19 years old and was born in Antsirabe, Madagascar on December 15, 2005. She is at her career high singles ranking right now – 238. The left-hander […] Continue to read full article...

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Jan/25

27

Courier’s Old Coach Shares Memories

Sergio Augusto Cruz was the coach of Jim Courier on the climb up the rankings from young American prospect out of Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy to Grand Slam champion. Cruz shared some of his standout memories of the journey he shared with Courier… “Twice I had Jim within a point of ATP no. 8 ranking. […] Continue to read full article...

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