Tag archive for ‘Indian Wells’
Justine Henin profiled by Bud Collins
After Wednesday’s sudden retirement press conference, TennisGrandstand.com gives you a look at the career of Justine Henin.
Show Me The Money
I like Rafael Nadal. I really do. But on this one very rare instance, I have to side with the ATP over the young Spaniard.
Why the Tennis Establishment is Out of Touch With Tennis Fans
This is the third and final part of the three-part series of Debra Rose’s reports from the Pacific Life Open in Indian Wells this past March. Debra covered the event for TennisGrandStand.
Pacific Life Open: What the Fans Don’t Get to See
Debra covered the 2008 Pacific Life Open in Indian Wells for TennisGrandStand. In this second part in a three-part series of her reports from the tournament, Debra gives a behind-the-scenes look at the workings of the media center.
Ask Bill - You Ask, Bill Answers!
Bill Mountford, the former director of the USTA, answers your questions in his esteemed column “Ask Bill”. Submit your questions now!
Time for Roger Federer to Step Up
We are now two months into the 2008 tennis season and who would have thought that by this point Roger Federer would have exactly zero titles to his name?
How I Went to the Pacific Life Open for Four Days and Only Saw One Complete Match
Debra covered the Pacific Life Open in Indian Wells for TennisGrandStand. In this first part in a three-part series of her reports from the tournament, Debra shares her experience at this tournament.
Mondays With Bob Greene
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 Pacific Life Open in Indian Wells, Calif., and other happenings around the game.
Daily Roundup, Sunday: Djokovic takes Pacific Life Open
In today’s Pacific Life Open final, #3 Novak Djokovic took on unseeded Cindarella story Mardy Fish. Fish started out a bit sluggish and perhaps nervous.
Random Ramblings…Aussie Open dates, Wimbledon, Vegas, etc.
Imagine that the tennis world was focused not on Indian Wells and Key Biscayne but on The Australian Open at this time of year. Is this a novel concept? Not really.
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