A marriage made in quarantine
By TennisReporters.net staff writers Roger Federer started (restarted) the conversation. Now the debate is on. Last week, the most TV commentators said that they were all in favor of an ATP Tour & WTA Tour merger. In a sense, that would be wonderful, but even if they make the effort, it will take years to […]
Agassi in 2003: Eight is Not Enough
We started TennisReporters.net in May 2001, 20 years ago. We have posted well over 1,500 articles. As coronavirus began to strike the tennis world, Indian Wells cancelled the tournament on March 9. Right after that, the tournaments pulled out quickly, including Miami, Barcelona, Madrid, Rome and Roland Garros. Now, the WTA and the ATP have […]
Sloane Stephens believes, shocks Serena
We started TennisReporters.net in May 2001, 20 years ago. We have posted well over 1,500 articles. As coronavirus began to strike the tennis world, Indian Wells cancelled the tournament on March 9. Right after that, the tournaments pulled out quickly, including Miami, Barcelona, Madrid, Rome and Roland Garros. Now, the WTA and the ATP have […]
2012 US Open: Murray’s win shows British they can be winners
We started TennisReporters.net in May 2001, 20 years ago. We have posted well over 1,500 articles. As coronavirus began to strike the tennis world, Indian Wells cancelled the tournament on March 9. Right after that, the tournaments pulled out quickly, including Miami, Barcelona, Madrid, Rome and Roland Garros. Now, the WTA and the ATP have […]
Coronavirus boots Indian Wells
These are tough days now. Not only in tennis, but millions of people are in need and we feel for them. But, presently, all eyes are on the coronavirus as it spreads throughout the world. People are getting sick everywhere. On Sunday night, at Indian Wells, the 2020 BNP Paribas Open was cancelled. No one […]
The big 8 players: Who is improving now?
With no one playing tournaments due to the coronavirus, the question is: Are they are improving, on court and off court? The great thing is that it has been almost two-and-a-half months at home, so they can heal any injury issues. At this point, they feel very good with their legs, knees, arms, backs, etc. […]
Coronavirus: Squeezing the 2020 tennis year
By TennisReporters.net staff writers Question: What to do with the 2020 tennis year in the time of the coronavirus quarantine? We can pretend that in three-and-a-half months, the players will walk on the court and will play in the matches on the ATP and WTA tours. Obviously, the coronavirus pandemic has become the biggest threat […]
‘Hand of God’ Touches Nadal as He Upsets Roddick
We started TennisReporters.net in May 2001, 20 years ago. We have posted well over 1,500 articles. As coronavirus began to strike the tennis world, Indian Wells cancelled the tournament on March 9. Right after that, the tournaments pulled out quickly, including Miami, Barcelona, Madrid, Rome and Roland Garros. Now, the WTA and the ATP have […]
In the final at the U.S. Open: Expect the unexpected
We started TennisReporters.net in May 2001, 20 years ago. We have posted well over 1,500 articles. As coronavirus began to strike the tennis world, Indian Wells cancelled the tournament on March 9. Right after that, the tournaments pulled out quickly, including Miami, Barcelona, Madrid, Rome and Roland Garros. Now, the WTA and the ATP have […]
Nice titles but great competitors don’t play 250s/Internationals
Was last week a positive one for pro tennis? Oh, sure, props to the winners, Gael Monfils, Kyle Edmund, Casper Ruud, Kiki Bertens and Magda Linette. They all had terrific tournaments, because they won. And I am sure that they are extremely happy. However, the vast top competitors did not play last week. None of […]