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2015 was filled with surprises. Some good. Some bad. And some that need fixing. The Team @10sBalls_com was there in force. So we saw oodles of great tennis...
Sunset comes into Malibu like a slow wave, its colors cresting and then falling down across the sky before receding back into the deep. Across the road, Pepperdine University’s lawn has positioned over 3,000 American flags – an annual memorial to the victims of 9/11.
Darkness. Several un-caffeinated bodies stagger around Malibu Racquet Club’s eight-court facility attaching banners to court fences. The club’s Corgi – her name is Lily - barks at the sound of twisting wrenches.
My grandfather’s couch was the color of desert sand. As a boy, I’d fall back into its soft, thick cushions and stare up into his big brown eyes to listen to stories of his youth.
Click here to see photos by Sven Groeneveld at the 2015 U.S. Open tennis.
Check out these awesome tennis photos by Brett Connors from the US Open. Enjoy!
GLOBAL CHICK Arrives At The 2015 U.S. Open Of Tennis In New York , New York , It's So Nice They Named It Twice ?
There are some people – sports stars prominent amongst them – who defy definition. We are currently in a situation where a 20-year-old Australian player called Nick Kyrgios is struggling to combine an outrageous talent with a combustible and highly emotional temperament...
We are all here now. New York, New York..... What a great city. Tonite is our favorite party. The Taste Of Tennis! Penny and Judy Lerner know how to throw great parties! We are so excited we are practically counting down the hours.
I have been thinking about this; about how to write about a friend and a colleague called Gene Scott who was so many things to so many different people...
Novak Djokovic is one hell of a tennis player. The ground game is nearly flawless, his movement and flexibility are extraordinary, penetrating his defense requires the kind of creativity one finds in the Shawshank Redemption, is volleys technique is almost as tight as his haircut, and his returns take IRS agents to climax.
The sun was shining after frankly the kind of weather I could have stayed at home for, but it was a day of mixed fortunes for some of our key ones to watch.
I thought it was worth taking some time out this morning to reflect on Andy Murray’s opening gambit against Mardy Fish, who will be rounding out his career on his own terms.
The two World No, 1s got to do their stuff and in almost comic time on both occasions, the rains came. No – the heavens opened in almost biblical rage that these puny mortals would dare wave their tennis racquets about.
Forgive the Star Trek parlance, but ‘the line must be drawn here; this far, no further’ – that was the over-riding message of the day from Stan Wawrinka after his hard fought battle against Croatian talent, Borna Coric.
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