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The festive season is almost upon us. All around us, children are getting over-excited while grown-ups are getting over-stressed.
You think I'd miss this tennis tourney? Be serious... Look at the cast of characters.... Oh my gosh. What a great party. Wow. Who's not here is more like it! Wow!
We heard about this awhile back, maybe even a year ago. How exciting for Roger. Dangerous? We will see... Watch tonite.
Where did common sense go? What's up with the world? It seems sideways or twisted or tweaked and twerked and tweeted.
A mural of iconic champion Roger Federer adorns the wall of the BNP Paribas Open stadium. On a night when the GOAT returned to action, memories of the man many consider the original GOAT—Pancho Gonzalez—came rushing back to life at Indian Wells today from those who knew him best.
We are watching The GOAT in action @ The 2018 Indian Wells • BNP Paribas Tennis Open. Interesting that I find myself only watching him. I'm not doing the head back and forth...
Willie Mays... the “Say Hey Kid”, NY/SF Giants... baseball’s GOAT, or one of them. Growing up in New York, in the ‘50’s, Willie was my baseball hero, not Mickey or the Duke.
A real treat! Watch more history as it's being made every time R.F. plays. 2018 is going to be an unbelievable ROTTERDAM final between the new number one and for certain "GOAT" Roger Federer versus the Great Grigor Dimitrov, the man who the Bulgarians go nuts for.
This simply doesn’t happen in Seattle . . . EVER. It has been over 5 years since a tennis player with any resume has hit a ball in the Emerald City. That was 2011, when Jim Courier, Pete Sampras, Michael Chang and John McEnroe swung by on their PowerShares tour – legends, yes, but aging and past their primes.
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Roger Federer did it. So, did Caroline Wozniacki. They were the applauded and appreciated Australian Open singles winners. Much less well received was the brutal heat that turned the fortnight into the Dehydration Open.
Tennis players and coaches around the world will receive this prototype racket as part of, what we believe is, the largest and broadest playtest in racket history.
David Goffin, finalist of the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament in 2017, will come to Rotterdam for the sixth time in February. The 28-year-old Belgian is the ninth player who has been announced for the 46th edition.
Click here to check out the latest photos from our tennis friend Jelena Vemic.
The annual (British) Lawn Tennis Writer’s Association awards lunch was back at its old stomping ground at the All England Club after a year’s hiatus.
