Category: Tennis
Toni Nadal: Alcaraz has ‘greater potential for success’ than Sinner
Noted tennis coach Toni Nadal is a huge fan of Carlos Alcaraz, and he recently said that the Spaniard is a far superior player to Jannik Sinner. Both Toni Nadal and Alcaraz are Spanish, so it’s not surprising that in most of his statements, he favors his compatriot, who may be the successor of his…
Coco Gauff Aiming for Olympic Success at Roland Garros
Coco Gauff will be in Paris later this summer to play at the Olympics, and she revealed that she badly wants a medal. The American is currently the top-ranked player from her country and, as such, will get a chance to play at the Paris Olympics. Every athlete dreams of playing at the Olympic Games…
Kyrgios Goes to Extreme Lengths to Distance Himself From Andrew Tate Following Controversial Post
Nick Kyrgios once engaged with Andrew Tate’s commentary on X (formerly Twitter), and he’s recently gone to great lengths to distance himself from the controversial figure. Andrew Tate is a social media personality who was previously jailed in Romania for allegations of human trafficking. He’s known to the broader audiences for some of his controversial…
Former coach of Andy Murray believes Raducanu is too talented to not make a successful comeback
According to former Andy Murray’s coach, Mark Petchey, Emma Raducanu is just ‘too good’ not to return to a high level in tennis. Petchey used to work with Murray and was a tennis player himself, even though he didn’t enjoy much success on the ATP Tour. At the moment, he works as a tennis pundit,…
Wimbledon TV Schedule Released by TennisBalls.com
Marketa Vondrousova of Czech Republic lifts the Women’s Singles Trophy as she celebrates victory following the Women’s Singles Final against Ons Jabeur of Tunisia on day thirteen of The Championships Wimbledon 2023 at All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on July 15, 2023 in London, England. Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images Wimbledon starts on…
Opelka Set to Make Highly Anticipated Return in Washington
Reilly Opelka will make his return to the courts at the 2024 Citi Open in Washington. After being away from tennis due to injury, Opelka has been vocal on various topics. His comeback is scheduled for July 27th at the Citi Open, marking his first match since November of last year. Opelka briefly returned to…
Analyzing momentum swings in tennis matches
The fast-paced world of tennis offers a thrilling opportunity for sports betting enthusiasts. Unlike traditional pre-match wagers, live betting allows you to place bets on the unfolding action, reacting to momentum shifts, tactical adjustments, and unexpected twists of fate. While exciting, live tennis betting demands a keen understanding of the sport’s dynamic nature and the…
Thursday, June 27, 2024: Wimbledon Final Qualifying Draws Released
Americans Katie Volynets, Robin Montgomery, McCartney Kessler and Alycia Parks have all qualified for the Wimbledon main draw starting on Monday. Photo credit: Hameltonian/Wikimedia Commons Wimbledon London, United Kingdom Grass Courts June 24-July 14, 2024 Prize Money: £50,000,000 Wimbledon Offers Historic Opportunity Reigning Roland Garros and Wimbledon winner Carlos Alcaraz aims to defend a Grand…
2017 US Open Champion Sloane Stephens Up for Special Recognition at 2024 ESPY Awards
Sloane Stephens has been listed as a nominee for the 2024 Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award, thanks to her dedication to philanthropy through her foundation. The Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award is a special awards category of the ESPYs, which is an annual event incepted by ESPN to reward individual athletes and sporting teams for…
Wimbledon Wild Cards Fail to Make Deep Tournament Runs
By Richard Pagliaro | @Tennis_Now | Thursday, June 27, 2024 Photo credit: Rob Newell/Camera Sport Wimbledon women wild cards will be dumped from the deck during week one, ESPN analyst Patrick McEnroe asserts. Four of the eight Wimbledon ladies’ wild card recipients—2018 Wimbledon champion Angelique Kerber, Naomi Osaka, Briton Emma Raducanu and Caroline Wozniacki—are former…