NEW YORK – There she is, a woman drinking a cocktail in a collectible plastic cup with her name on it six times. Serena Williams, six-time US Open champion, and the Honey Deuce, the most iconic drink in the tennis
NEW YORK – The jokes on social media did not disappoint after some big surprises at the US Open 2024. ‘I just arrived in New York after a day of travelling without internet. My dream is to see my idols
NEW YORK – Paula Badosa one day dreamt she won the Australian Open in the same year as Stefanos Tsitsipas. Like Jimmy Connors and Chris Evert, who in 1974 triumphed individually at Wimbledon when they were together; or similar to
NEW YORK – One of the ‘worst’ matches of his life, with ‘the worst’ serve he has ever shown by far. Novak Djokovic was knocked out in the third round of the US Open. You have to go back to
NEW YORK – Chris Evert made a comment with hints of the era in which she played, and in 2024 had to pay for it: Ons Jabeur accused her of creating ‘gender-based stereotypes’. ‘She plays like a man. She wants
What if Carlos Alcaraz is asking for help? What if the 21-year-old Spaniard is saying, without knowing he’s saying it, that he needs good tips, a series of in-depth conversations that will allow him to broaden and change his perspective?
NEW YORK – The fourth day of the US Open ended with the biggest surprise of the tournament: Carlos Alcaraz exited in the second round of the last Grand Slam of the year. ‘Mentally I’m not well, I’m not strong.
NEW YORK – The sequence is highly unusual: a journalist writes that a tennis star beat up his partner. The tennis player sues the journalist, who launches an online fundraiser to finance his legal defence. The crowdfunding is a success,
NEW YORK – Jack Draper is calmer after he went through a ‘little storm’ in the North American summer: ‘I played three very tough matches in Cincinnati, and then in the match with Rune I wasn’t there. I wasn’t just
NEW YORK – Carlos Alcaraz is one of the stars who suffers from a very North American habit: air conditioning on full blast. ‘It’s so cold in here,’ says the 2022 US Open champion. The freezing conference room, which even
NEW YORK – Diego Schwartzman got a treat he didn’t expect. He played his last Grand Slam match in an iconic stadium like the US Open Grandstand, and received a tribute from the organisers. Now, the Argentine is looking to
What is it really about: that men’s tennis has learned nothing since the shameful case of Andre Agassi, or that it really had nothing to learn, because it was anything but an accident? The problem then would not be Jannik
