Archive: October 2018
Ernests Gulbis is turning back the clock at the Intrum Stockholm Open. The roller-coaster ride that is Gulbis' career is suddenly trending upward again and has him through to his first ATP final since 2014.
After another thrilling, intriguing, up-and-down season on the WTA tour, the crown jewel event of the season is here to determine the season’s champion, with the coveted Billie Jean King Trophy and the title of BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore Champion on the line.
"The John Isner Rule" has finally arrived--at least at Wimbledon. Starting in 2019, Wimbledon will become the second of the four majors to feature a tiebreaker in the fifth set.
Delpo is already following the rehabilitation plan put together by his medical team. For the past few days he's been using a splint that keeps the knee immobilized while he follows the doctors' advice.
Anett Kontaveit of Estonia in action during her women's quarterfinal match against Ons Jabeur of Tunisia at the Kremlin Cup tennis tournament in Moscow, Russia, 18 October 2018.
The Intrum Stockholm Open may be a 250-point event, but at the current juncture its importance in the race to London cannot be underestimated.
Click here to keep up with the updated draws from the Kremlin Cup, European Open, & Stockholm Open.
It's not quite time to go off the deep end if you're a Roger Federer fan. If there was ever a time for that, it was in 2013 (see: Stakhovsky, Sergiy and Robredo, Tommy).
You never know what you are going to get from Nick Kyrgios, Benoit Paire, and Ernests Gulbis on any given day. Tuesday turned out to be a good one for all three.
The aftermath of much debated umpiring decisions at the recent U.S. Open continues to roll on with the news the ATP World Tour has suspended veteran Swedish official Mohamed Lahyani for two weeks following his controversial ‘out of chair discussion with Nick Kyrgios.
Click here to keep updated with the draws and schedule from the Luxembourg Open and Kremlin Cup tennis.
Click here to keep up with the updated draws from the Kremlin Cup, European Open, & Stockholm Open.
Only three weeks remain on most players’ 2018 calendars, as the European indoor hard-court swing that annually wraps up each season is underway in Stockholm, Moscow, and Antwerp.
London is calling Alexander Zverev... again. At just 21 years old, Zverev will be making his second appearance at the Nitto ATP Finals next month.
Winners are grinners! Thank you to my amazing partner @zhangshuai121 it was so fun winning this title @hongkong_tennisopen with you...
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