Archive: June 2013
Pancho and I are having the best time. You've read about the great event that Aegon put on at The Queens Club and The fundraiser put on in Ross Hutchins honor.
Bethanie Mattek-Sands has always been known for being one of the "brighter" players on the WTA tour.
Arriving at Wimbledon is always a very special occasion! Anybody who follows tennis know how special the holy ground of tennis is!
Earning points on grass is good news for Gilles Simon, one of the few Frenchmen who doesn't seem to like fast courts much -- but he can't move above his current #17 this week.
This new model Elena Vesnina really seems to be mentally improved.
Juan Martin Del Potro (ARG) versus Richard Gasquet (FRA)
“It’s a great feeling to play against him. I mean, especially today. I hope we had an entertaining match but at the same time a very positive match.
Andy Murray is the subject of a new documentary, chronicling the British No. 1’s past 12 months on the ATP World Tour.
Novak Djokovic beat Grigor Dimitrov 5-7, 6-3, 10-6 (MTB) at The Boodles, Stoke Park in Buckinghamshire on Thursday.
The seeds are the top 32 players on the ATP Entry System Position (ESP), BUT then rearranged on a surface-based system.
Novak Djokovic watched the new documentary Venus and Serena and came away impressed.
The WTA released its twelfth quarterly summary of key statistics comparing the last year under the old circuit (2008) with how the game is being played today.
Recent figures released by the US Anti-Doping Agency say that tennis is way behind other sports when it comes to drug testing.
On Wednesday, Tennis Canada announced that Louis Cayer and Jack Pedlar will be inducted into the Canadian Tennis Hall of Fame in recognition of their invaluable contributions to the history of tennis in Canada.
No player probably feels more restricted than the United States’ Bethanie Mattek-Sands by the traditional ruling of the All England Club to wear predominantly white clothing.
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