TAG: Grand Slam
There’s a rhythmic dance that exists on the tennis court – the back and forth of a fluorescent yellow ball, the swift footwork, and the sharp, decisive swings. Tennis, one of the world’s most beloved sports, captivates audiences not just for its competitiveness but for its rich history and the stories it tells. With the […] Continue to read full article...
ATP · Coco Gauff · Grand Slam · Novak Djokovic · US Open
The state of the tennis media is at an all time rock bottom low now. From being called “the worst and awful” by a champion player (Reilly Opelka), to several reporters asking Grand Slam press conference questions and not even knowing if the player had won or lost, to one idiot pervert reporter even asking […] Continue to read full article...
Grand Slam · Novak Djokovic · Rafael Nadal · Reilly Opelka · Roger Federer · Tennis media · Wimbledon
There’s no doubt that the four Grand Slams are some of the most prestigious sporting events in the world. However, for casual fans, it can be a confusing and overwhelming topic. This guide will help break down each event so that you can easily follow along and understand what’s going on next time one comes […] Continue to read full article...
AO · Grand Slam · Roland Garros · US Open · Wimbledon
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Academy Award Winner Played US Open
Comments off · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Articles, Scoop
By Scoop Malinowski You learn something new every day and today I learned an interesting fact. There was an Academy Award-winning actress who was such a good tennis player that she competed in a main draw of a Grand Slam. The star and title role of the 1940 film “Kitty Foyle” – Ginger Rogers – […] Continue to read full article...
Fred Astaire · Ginger Rogers · Grand Slam · Hollywood · Mixed doubles · US Open
By Scoop Malinowski Status: ATP no. 58 won the Dallas Open today vs John Isner, 67 76 76 to become first Chinese player to win an ATP title. Ht: 6-0 Wt: 176 DOB: October 14, 1999 In: Hangzhou, China First Tennis Memory: I started tennis with losing weight when I was five-six years old. So […] Continue to read full article...
adidas · China · Grand Slam · US Open · Yibing Wu
Rafael Nadal has already won the Australian Open and the French Open. Could the Spaniard complete the set and claim a Grand Slam in 2022? Read on to find out … Is this the Year for Rafa Nadal? Rafael Nadal has now won the Australian Open and the French Open men’s singles titles this year. […] Continue to read full article...
Babolat · Grand Slam · Nike · Rafael Nadal · US Open · Wimbledon
By Scoop Malinowski The Raging Bull is renowned and beloved the world over for his extraordinary fighting spirit and iron will to win. He competes for every ball, every point as if his career and life are at stake. But image is everything and this world champion also wants it both ways – he wants […] Continue to read full article...
AO · AO22 · Grand Slam
On June 17, ATP great Leander Paes will turn 48 years old. The legendary Indian is still active in pro tennis but he’s having difficulty getting matches in the ATP because his doubles ranking has fallen outside the top 100 and apparently there isn’t a long line of players ranked high enough willing to team […] Continue to read full article...
Davis Cup · Grand Slam · Head racquets · India · Leander Paes · Olympics · Roland Garros · Wimbledon
Everybody knows by now Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal have won 20 majors each and Novak Djokovic is chasing them needing two more to achieve equality (he’s at 18 after winning AO earlier this year). Margaret Court has won 24 Grand Slam singles titles and 19 doubles and 21 mixed doubles majors. But who has […] Continue to read full article...
Evert · Federer · French Open · Grand Slam · Nadal · Serena · Wimbledon
By Glen Andersen Medvedev is in his second grand slam final, In his fist slam final(the 2019 U.S. Open), he lost to Nadal in 5 sets. On Sunday he willface another “Big 3” guy when he faces Novak Djokovic in the Aussiefinal. . I was curious as to how many times any of the big […] Continue to read full article...
