TAG: US Open
By Scoop Malinowski Status: ATP no. 39 ranked player in doubles. Winner of two ATP doubles titles. Currently ranked 25 in the world. DOB: July 10, 2002 In: Ann Arbor, Michigan Ht: 5-11 Wt: 170 First Tennis Memory: I started at five year old. I started at a young age just playing at the local […] Continue to read full article...
JJ Tracy · Ohio State · Uomo Sport · US Open
By Scoop Malinowski No legacy is so rich as honesty. – William Shakespeare An interesting theory has been revealed this week by Dr. Ricardo Duchesne: “About fifty percent of US Open Tennis is dedicated to black players, and if you count the ads and the presence of black security guards sitting at the corners to […] Continue to read full article...
Gael Monfils will retire at Paris Indoors but is already mapping out his post-tennis career: “I have a new chapter coming. Next year. I’ll be working in finance. I already signed to work in wealth management in a Swiss company. My next chapter is looking more in an office and working in finance. I will […] Continue to read full article...
By Scoop Malinowski When a twenty year professional veteran player equates a Grand Slam tennis tournament to a “zoo” it’s a cause for major concern. That is what Adrian Mannarino did yesterday: “Now people are allowed to move around in the stands during points. Before, people weren’t allowed to enter the court except during side […] Continue to read full article...
Ahead of the US Open getting underway at Flushing Meadows this weekend, Betway’s betting data suggests punters are looking beyond the favorites in the women’s singles draw. Alexandra Eala has attracted 30% of all outright bets, making the 21-year-old Filipina the best-backed player with bettors. Coco Gauff is next on 17%, while Iga Swiatek has […] Continue to read full article...
With all eyes on the upcoming US Open, Wilson is excited to fuse the timeless identity of tennis with a freshness that feels entirely of this moment to New York. Drawing from Wilson’s deep-rooted legacy— over a century of crafting the tools that have shaped tennis history— Wilson will celebrate one of the game’s greatest […] Continue to read full article...
The US Open is evolving. The once low-key, under the radar, unnamed qualies week has been repackaged as the hugely commercialized “Fan Week.” Attendance has been staggering, aided by mixed doubles and Roger Federer practice and exhibitions, about the same as first week main draw used to be. Purist tennis fans are noticing the differences […] Continue to read full article...
Aug/26
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Let Me Host You At US Open Qualies
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If you’re reading this you probably did not attend US Open qualies, of Fan Week, yesterday at the BJK National Tennis Center but I did and I will take you through the day… Entering from the 7 train on the boardwalk, it’s clearly more crowded than I remember qualies. You need to register for a […] Continue to read full article...
Ai Sugiyama · Heather Watson · Jordan Lee · Roger Federer · US Open
Nike was once the king of tennis, clothing and shoeing both Agassi and Sampras and later Federer and Nadal. But all great things come to and end and now Nike is struggling. Nike’s shares value have fallen nearly 80% from their 2021 peak, erasing approximately $200 billion in market value as the longstanding company endures […] Continue to read full article...
Alexandra Eala · Babolat · Nike · Philippines · Rafael Nadal · Roger Federer · US Open
Aug/26
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US Open Greed Alienating Tennis Fans
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A grounds pass ticket for day one at the US Open is currently $363 from re-sellers. Tickets for mid range Armstrong are going at around $600. Just a few years ago it was about $75 for a US Open first day grounds pass. One fan said: “The ticket I purchased at the pre-sale for a […] Continue to read full article...
