TAG: Houston
Apr/23
10
Tiafoe Wins Houston After Benefactor Brody Passes
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Frances Tiafoe won his second career ATP title yesterday at US Men’s Clay Court Championships in Houston but there’s a lot more to the story than just the final win vs. Tomas Martin Echeverry 76 76. On March 26 a very important figure in Tiafoe’s life passed away. Ken Brody was the man who funded […] Continue to read full article...
ATP · Frances Tiafoe · Houston · JTCC · Ken Brody · US Mens Clay Court Championships
Apr/23
5
Tiafoe vs Johnson Showdown In Houston
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Houston quarterfinal Frances Tiafoe vs Steve Johnson is going to be clash of two American titans on differing career trajectories The 33 year old ranked 152 is desperately trying to save his career against the no. 2 American ranked 15 now. The two have played each other twice before. First match was in Houston 2018, […] Continue to read full article...
Apr/23
5
Stagnated Sock Still Stuck In Fourth Year Of Comeback
2 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Bios
Jack Sock came to Houston this week as a wildcard, desperate for a win or two or three to salvage his stagnated singles career and he seemingly had a good draw with qualifier Tomas Machac as his first round opponent But in the first night match on stadium court Sock was not up for the […] Continue to read full article...
Apr/22
7
How Matt Ebden Hustled A Deal To Wear Uomo Sport
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Uomo Sport is one of the hot new high quality tennis attire brands based in Los Angeles, CA. Currently Uomo Sport sponsors hot shot American ranked no. 36 Jenson Brooksby and as of this week a second prominent player has been added to the Uomo team. Here’s the story about how a 2022 Australian Open […] Continue to read full article...
AO · ATP · Australia · Houston · Matt Ebden · Uomo Sport
Jack Sock is working extremely hard to regain his status as an elite ATP player in singles but yesterday he fell just short again of scoring a valuable victory, falling to world no. 29 Cristian Garin 46 63 75. It was another close, tight loss for Sock who buckled at the finish line again. Sock […] Continue to read full article...
