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Apr/24

25

Six Most Agonizing Losses In ATP History

Tennis can bring the most electrifying, joyful victories – but also the most agonizing, cruel defeats… 6. Bogdan Bobrov lost two matches in one day with match points, one in singles and then in doubles. It happened in Kazakhstan. The Russian 26 year old told me he was too exhausted to cry after. 5. Paul-Henri […] Continue to read full article...

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Feb/22

12

Great Players Most Remembered For Losses

By Scoop Malinowski A strange quirk of tennis is how certain great players are not remembered for their finest triumphs but for an agonizing loss… Alex Corretja won 17 ATP singles titles, two Masters Series titles (Indian Wells, Rome), played in two Roland Garros finals, beat Pete Sampras in Davis Cup on grass but the […] Continue to read full article...

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May/20

28

Biofile: Guillermo Coria Interview

By Scoop Malinowski Status: 2004 Roland Garros finalist. Reached no. 3 in the world rankings. Won nine career ATP singles titles, eight on clay. Retired in 2009. Ht: 5-9  Wt: 143 Born On: January 13, 1982  In: Rufino, Argentina Childhood Heroes: I really like how Chino Ríos plays, and Andre Agassi also attracts my attention. […] Continue to read full article...

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Oct/18

15

Biofile: Guillermo Coria Interview

Guillermo Coria 2018 (cropped).jpg By Scoop Malinowski Status: Former ATP world no. 3 won nine career ATP singles titles and reached the finals of 2004 Roland Garros. Retired in 2009 at age 27. Ht: 5-9 Wt: 143 Born On: January 13, 1982 In: Rufino, Argentina Childhood Heroes: Agassi. Nicknames: El Mago - Magic. Chino - Chinese. Continue to read full article...

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