NEW YORK – Alexandra Eala is living a dream in New York after claiming her first Grand Slam victory, giving the Philippines a glimpse of the unknown: never before has a player from her country won a match at a
NEW YORK – “I think you know who I’m talking about,” Novak Djokovic hinted to Serbian reporters while teasing a potential ‘bomb’ in the coaching department: Monica Seles. Dušan Vemić, who was by Novak’s side at Roland Garros and Wimbledon,
NEW YORK – Novak Djokovic wants to see someone challenge the reign of Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz: “There are players that are able to have that Djoker spot.” “I kind of empathize with the third guy, because I was
NEW YORK – The exchange between Jessica Pegula and Jack Draper at the press conference was fascinating. —Jack Draper: (winning the mixed doubles title) It would mean a lot. Obviously it is like a bit of an exhibition format…—Jessica Pegula:
One of the most persistent and erroneous mantras in the world of tennis is that the sport is in crisis because it ranks twelfth or who knows where in the popularity and interest rankings in the United States. This fact,
When the only matches you’ve seen Roger Federer play are ‘those of his decline’ and your inspiration in tennis was Carlos Alcaraz, one thing is clear: you are very young, remarkably young. And your name is Learner Tien. ‘I want
Chilean tennis player Nicolás Jarry revealed that he and his family were victims of a deeply disturbing incident: intruders entered his hotel room in Rome, where he was competing at the 2024 Italian Open. The individuals messed up his belongings
Taylor Townsend believes the idea that women are mistreated in Saudi Arabia is a misconception shaped by “propaganda media”. “I really hope that people can unsubscribe to the thoughts that women are treated poorly there, because they are not,” the
Toni Nadal swears up and down that he will hardly ever return to coaching, that he cannot find the motivation to spend weeks and weeks with a player on the tour. But he has not forgotten his achievements as Felix
Tomás Barrios received a threat after losing a Challenger match. The message: “I’m waiting outside your hotel.” The bettor, frustrated and furious, even knew his room number. “I called the tournament director and said, ‘Bring me a guard or there’s
Stefanos Tsitsipas‘ choice is simple. He can be the Phoenix. Or he can become Sisyphus. If the gods of Olympus forced us to read only one tennis website out of all those available, reading CLAY would be a good choice
ATHENS – Stefanos Tsitsipas does not like dictators; he wants to work with people he feels comfortable with. Thus, at the end (will it be the end?) of a turbulent few months, the Greek player ended his brief relationship with
