Ask Bill - Bill Mountford»
Bill Mountford: US Open Bonanza Blog (1)
There is no doubt that Andy Roddick and 2004 silver medalist Mardy Fish are feeling justified in skipping the Olympics.They are among four of the eight quarterfinalists who did not travel to Beijing. Neither Juan Martin del Potro nor Gilles Muller qualified at the entry deadline.
Mondays with Bob Greene»
Mondays With Bob Greene: Doubles is like Marriage (0)
Bob Greene, the esteemed former Associated Press tennis writer, wraps up the week that was in international tennis with his “Monday’s With Bob Greene” column – a revival of his popular weekly feature at the AP. This week Bob summarizes the Porsche Grand Prix and the Japan Open.
The Robbie Koenig Blog»
Robbie Koenig: US Open Analysis (1)
Together with Wimbledon, the US Open my favorite Slam! I love “The City” from the restaurants to coffee shops, theatre, night life….there is no place like it!!! Apart from the fact it was my most successful Slam (1x Semi’s and 3x Quarterfinalist in doubles) and my favorite surface.
Voo's Tennis Notes - Voo Dzidowski»
David Nalbandian Sails To The Next With Easy Win Over Pim-Pim (0)
Voo Dzidowski’s roundup from the fascinating world of tennis. Today with updates from Moscow, Vienna and Stockholm. News about Igor Andreev and David Nalbandian
Tennis As Usual - Ricky Dimon»
Tennis As Usual: Hey Marat, You Won the Match (0)
Marat Safin stole the show in Moscow, where most of the tennis action is taking place this week since both men and women are competing at the Kremlin Cup. As usual, Safin made headlines for something other than his play.
Randy "Sky" Walker»
Standings in the “Mythical” Olympic Team Competition (0)
After three days of play in the tennis competition at the 2008 Olympic tennis competition, it is the French men and the Russian women who leading in the team competition in Beijing. Both nations are seeking their nation’s first gold medal in the team competition in tennis….eerrr….uh…wait…a minute. Team competition? Is there one?
The Most From Host - Steve Host»
U.S. Open - Who’s Hot, Who’s Not (3)
This U.S. Open promises to be an absolute hum dinger. There is so much on the line with regards to what may happen in 2009.
The Circuit - McCarton Ackerman»
Hitting The Books Or The Courts: Top American Players Weigh In (0)
At this year’s US Open tennis championships, many of the top American junior players found themselves facing a pivotal fork in the road. Players including Asia Muhammed and Kristie Ahn, are now entering their junior and senior years of high school.
Weekly Links - Manfred Wenas»
Photopost: The All Access Hour In Stuttgart (0)
Rollin’ Ralf Reinecke, our funky photographer in steamin’ Stuttgart, has provided us with photos of the All Access Hour of the Porsche Grand Prix Tennis tournament in Stuttgart, Germany.
Tennis History»
What Happened 10, 20 and 25 Years Ago Today? (0)
So what salient events in the history of tennis happened 10, 20 and 25 years ago today? A gold medal, a first career ATP singles victory and hallmark achievement for John McEnroe.
Roger Federer Excerpts - Rene Stauffer»
Switzerland (and Federer) Set For Another Davis Cup Showdown With The USA (0)
The U.S. Davis Cup team drew a tough first round match at home against Switzerland - and presumably five-time Wimbledon and U.S. champion Roger Federer - in the 2009 Davis Cup competition.
Featured Columns»
Borg scares Goran in first ever match; Cash eclipses McEnroe in thriller (0)
Bjorn Borg gave away 15 years to Goran Ivanisevic, but the great Swede had the Croatian worried throughout their first ever clash at the BlackRock Tour of Champions event in Budapest.

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