-
Latest
- Some cool stuff that happened in 2012
- David Savic banned for life: Questions answered, questions unanswered
- Twitter loves Andrew Castle
- Self-parody with John McEnroe and the cramping rule clarified: Reflections on day five
- Cool head Luke, misguided Murray mania and the equal pay endgame: Reflections on round two
Most Popular
Subscribe
Archives
Get shanked elsewhere:
Challenger Tennis
Tennis Niche
Talking Tennis (and) Trading
The Tennis Brain
GWH Von Helvete Men's Tennis
Mariposaxprs
The Next Point
Voo de Mar
Tennis Alternative
TENNIS:OnCourtAdvantage
Next Wave Tennis
Free Tennis Betting Tips
Stephie Sport
Tennis World USA
Tennis from beyond the baseline...
Heavy Topspin
Twitter
- RT @dkaplanSBJ: Lucrative tennis offseason team event in asia being announced Friday in paris, mole at SBAs told me. Will be serious $s. St… 3 hours ago
- @hotdog6969 he's just a spectator on most of them to be fair 4 hours ago
- @BATennisWorld yep, and saved match points at 5-6 at 6-7 and at 12-13! 8 hours ago
- Polansky about to serve at 13-14 against Kudla 8 hours ago
- Odesnik saves 4 match points to force a third set against Stebe 10 hours ago
Tag Archives: Roland Garros
Roland Garros: Five thoughts from the semi-finals
1. Four days off wasn’t ideal preparation but it wasn’t a key factor in the result Djokovic would obviously rather have played his quarter-final match but I doubt a 6-1 6-0 ret. win against a Fabio Fognini who was physically … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Five thoughts
Tagged Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, Roland Garros
7 Comments
Roland Garros: Five thoughts on the quarter-finals
1. Real Rafa returns This was more like it from the world number one and he finally looked like the man who has completely dominated this tournament over the last six years. There are several possible reasons. Maybe he was … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Five thoughts
Tagged Andy Murray, Juan Ignacio Chela, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, Roland Garros
1 Comment
Roland Garros: Five thoughts from round 4
1. Federer’s consistency and durability are amazing Federer’s total slams will always be his most famous record but his streak of 23 semi-finals is arguably even more impressive given the extent to which it dwarfs that of his closest rival … Continue reading
Roland Garros: Five thoughts on round 2
1. People who want best of three sets in the early rounds are idiots While I appreciate that some concessions need to be made to TV networks and the general worldwide shortening of attention spans, this is NOT one of … Continue reading
Roland Garros: Five thoughts from day 3
1. Winning the week before Roland Garros is a waste of time I hope Almagro either got a nice title bonus from his sponsors or hooked up with some hot French models last week in Nice because otherwise he’s going … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Five thoughts
Tagged Andy Murray, Nicolas Almagro, Philipp Kohlschreiber, Rafael Nadal, Roland Garros
5 Comments
Roland Garros: Five thoughts from day 2
1.Top ten Tomas is terminated Given that Berdych single-handedly busted my accumulator, I’m in no mood to be understanding here. Losing to a 140 ranked journeyman from two sets up is an absolute joke. Berdych is now 13-7 in career … Continue reading
Posted in Features, Five thoughts
Tagged Bernard Tomic, Milos Raonic, Roland Garros, Tomas Berdych
4 Comments
Nice job Nico, but was it worth the effort?
Nicolas Almagro picked up the tenth title of his career today by beating Victor Hanescu in the Nice final. Was it really worth the effort? Considering he didn’t pick up a single ranking point and Roland Garros starts in less … Continue reading
Posted in Features
Tagged Fernando Verdasco, Nice ATP, Nicolas Almagro, Portschach, Richard Gasquet, Roland Garros, St Poelten
3 Comments
Five thoughts on the French Open draw
1. It’s a tricky draw for Rafa (on paper) Nadal could hardly have asked for a tougher opener and will face off against big-serving John Isner in the first round. The pair have met twice before and both were highly … Continue reading
Five thoughts from the Rome final
1. Nadal is not invincible on clay Ok, we knew that already but the asterisk brigade have been in denial for a few years. Against Federer in 2007, he was tired after winning the week before in Rome while Fed … Continue reading
Posted in Features
Tagged Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Roland Garros, Rome 2011, Time violations
17 Comments