Third Time’s the Charm for Medvedev as He Wins Cincinnati
Embed from Getty Images If there’s a tennis equivalent of #hotgirlsummer, Daniil Medvedev is living it right now. After reaching the finals of the Citi Open and the Rogers Cup, he managed one step further in winning the Western and Southern Open in Cincinnati on Sunday. While Medvedev defeated David Goffin of Belgium to claim […]
Persistence the Key in Cincinnati Day Session
If you stick around long enough, good things can happen.
Nick Kyrgios is What the ATP Needs
Controversy abounds, but, when he’s under control, Kyrgios brings a candor and passion to the tour.
Other Things Roger and Rafa Discussed Over Coffee Yesterday
A little coffee talk with a pair of friendly rivals.
Things I Saw Gaël Monfils Do Today in Doubles
Gaël plays doubles. Or is on the court while foibles is happening being Gaël.
The Lazurus Effect of Venus Williams
Embed from Getty Images For some, the Lazarus Effect is nothing more than a bad horror movie. To others, it’s a miracle of coming back from the dead. For me, it’s watching Venus Williams. Is there any player who seems to come back from the (figurative) dead more than Venus Williams? It’s more than just […]
Cold Welcome: A Tough Top Ten Debut for Tsitsipas in Indian Wells
Embed from Getty Images It’s been an incredible six months for Stefanos Tsitsipas — he’s had a sparkling, high-profile win over Roger Federer at the Australian Open, DMed with Naomi Osaka, added to his sizable (and puzzled) social media following, and achieved a life-long goal of reaching the top ten. But, into each life some […]
