Archive: new-york-tennis-news

U.S. Open High & Lows Review

As the 2013 U.S. Open comes to a close, so does my time in New York City. It's been a fun ride, between the subway rides, and 5-set thrillers

Prices High At The US Open

Prices at the US Open traditionally sit on the higher end of the New York scale, with this year’s edition hardly an exception.

Wheelchair Tennis Group To Expand Its Scope

Bob Waldman, president of the New York-based Baseline Wheelchair Tennis Foundation, reports the foundation is working on a fundraising mission to provide wheelchair tennis exhibitions

New York Tennis Expo Ahead

The USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, which is the home of the US Open, will be home to

Men Tennis Update – Los Angeles and New York

Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal produced their top tennis - exhibition style - at opposite ends of the US as the countdown begins for this week's start of the Indian Wells Masters

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg Wants Rental Dollars Rather Than Trading Land

Bloomberg wants cash for improvements instead of new parkland New the USTA will not have to replace a 0.68-acre strip of parkland needed for the US Open

Andy Murray’s New York Win Will Move Him Into The Money Big Leagues

Andy Murray is poised to move into sport’s top bracket of earners and marketing analysts are predicting the 25 year-old Scot could dramatically multiply his off-court earnings

Novak Djockovic Wants To Defend His Title With No Distractions

His current US Open title defense is just another job for Novak Djokovic as the Serb tries to repeat as titleholder at the New York major.

Tennis Industry Chief Wants Merger of USPTA And PTR

Jon Muir, president of the TIA, told the TIA Forum in New York that the USPTA and PTR should merge.

Rafael Nadal To Play March Exhibition In New York’s Madison Square Garden

While Rafael Nadal heals his knees, the Spaniard can look forward to a big-time payday next March, reported to be $1.5 million dollars

David Ferrer Marches On In The Big Apple, Faces Hewitt Next

David Ferrer booked his spot in the third round of the US Open on Friday as he held off a late fightback from Igor Sijsling to prevail 6-2, 6-3, 7-6(12).

Discussions About ATP Players’ Prize Money Unrest Continue

ATP Player Council President Roger Federer, understood to be against any form of boycott or strike up to now, admitted the issue came up for the discussion at a players meeting in New York