Archive: September 2013
Rafael Nadal may not win the 2013 US Open title, but he is certainly favored to. If he does, he will move one step closer to being called the Greatest of All Time (GOAT).
While disappointed to lose their bid for another US Open title and complete a rare doubles grand slam, Bob and Mike Bryan took their semi-final loss with poise
Andy Murray remains slightly doubtful of the actual work required to win many women's matches at the US Open and any other grand slam, with the Scot querying the fariness of equal prize money
Over-30 former New York champions Lleyton Hewitt and Roger Federer go back a long way in the game. And despite exiting relatively early at the US Open, Hewitt has few doubts that his Swiss mate is far from done with a world-beating career which has produced a record 17 grand slam titles.
The way Andy Murray figures it, the less said the better about another year of quirky US Open scheduling. With his loss in the quarter-finals to Swiss Stan Wawrinka, the defending champion thought it best just to say his quick goodbyes and be done with the event for this season.
Bob and Mike Bryan have achieved just about everything a doubles team can in tennis but the Californian twins who statistically stand as the best ever must still wonder what it is like to win this sport’s Holy Grail – the Grand Slam.
This week, as New York proudly hosts the US Open, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced the signing of legislation to expand and improve the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center.
It was a bad day at the US Open for the defending champions of the ATP. One right after the other, both the men's singles and doubles 2012 champions found themselves out of contention to once again hoist the winner's trophy.
Andy Murray's profile as measured by marketing gurus is on the up in the wake of his Wimbledon title.
The Tennis Channel has suffered another setback in its long-running dispute with cable provider Comcast. The DC Court of Appeals has denied Tennis Channel a re-hearing of a court decision that found Comcast had not illegally discriminated against the channel.
Rafael Nadal may not win the 2013 US Open title, but he is certainly favored to. If he does, he will move one step closer to being called the Greatest of All Time (GOAT).
Please place seven newly strung, well-stenciled rackets into your bag, rubber bands at the handle to hold the plastic in place.
Jim Baugh, a lifelong tennis industry professional, founded PHIT America in January 2013. He was inducted into Sporting Goods Industry Hall of Fame in 2011 and is the former President of Wilson Sporting Goods.
Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams won four consecutive 6-0 sets between them on Ashe stadium on Tuesday... Djokovic said "definitely today, second and third set have been some of the best tennis that I've played...
Sloane Stephens and John Isner, both who were uncooked out of the US Open, says they won't be taking it easy during the fall season.
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