
JAMES BLAKE’S NEW CAREER
James Blake is more than a pretty face and a killer forehand – he’s also a high-profile philanthropist: Memorial Sloan-Kettering

James Blake is more than a pretty face and a killer forehand – he’s also a high-profile philanthropist: Memorial Sloan-Kettering

. . .but it’s much more entertaining watching him answer tricky questions about his tennis career! James is playing in

So what is the biggest upset of the day tournament so far? Novak Djokovic losing to 75 ranked Marat Safin

THE MEN: Day two at Wimbledon was less bizarre than day one, with “just” two retirements on the men’s side

The draws are set, so we can enter full speculation mode! I’m focusing on the men today and will try

The plot thickens pre-Wimbledon as the seedings are announced for the tournament. I never really understood the big deal about

Well, well, are any of us surprised? The grass court “season” is halfway over and the top contenders appear to

Tennis players are falling apart in London! There have been four injury retirements so far, including Mardy Fish, who retired

It’s another busy day on grass as the ATP plays in London and Halle. Here are some notable results: The

Looking at the Gerry Weber Open results, I was surprised to see that the oft-injured Haas (i.e. “the unluckiest man
As usual, the Gerry Weber Open (a.k.a. Halle) will not be broadcast, but the Artois Championships (a.k.a London Queen’s Club)

Weird day today, wasn’t it? Blake, Mauresmo and Nalbandian all lost matches they should have won, Roger gave up the

Let’s all take a moment to congratulate Paul-Henri Mathieu, who thrilled French fans today by coming back from two sets

Can you believe that there is pro-tour level tennis being played this week? Does anyone really need more clay court

I always say that Rome is my favorite city in the world. Even though I was only there for five