Category: Tennis
Obituary | Performance coach Alan Jones dies at age 75
Alan Jones, one of Britain’s most celebrated and longest-serving performance coaches, has died after a short illness at the age of 75. The news of Alan’s passing has filled the tennis community with deep sadness. He was one of the pre-eminent coaches of our sport for well over half a century, coaching numerous British No…
Sinner vs. Korda, Khachanov vs. Cerundolo
World No. 2 Jannik Sinner will be back on the court to kick off his clay-court campaign when he faces Sebastian Korda in round two of the Monte-Carlo Masters on Wednesday. Karen Khachanov and Francisco Cerundolo are also in action.Sebastian Korda vs. (2) Jannik SinnerSinner has charged up the rankings to No. 2 in the…
Carlos Alcaraz Withdraws from Monte-Carlo
Photo credit: Rob Stone/@RobStoneTennis A right forearm injury has knocked Carlos Alcaraz out of Monte-Carlo. The Wimbledon champion, who has been practicing in Monte-Carlo with taping around his right forearm, announced his withdrawal on social media. “I have been working in Monte-Carlo and trying to recover until the last minute from an injured pronator teres in my…
Jannik Sinner vs Sebastian Korda: 2024 Monte-Carlo Masters
Jannik Sinner will start his 2024 Monte-Carlo Masters campaign against Sebastian Korda, who had a tremendous first match at the event. Sinner has always been a pretty solid clay player, albeit never considered an elite one. He wasn’t considered an elite player before this year either, but he certainly proved it with his recent performances,…
Alcaraz Out of Monte-Carlo with Arm Injury
By Richard Pagliaro | @Tennis_Now | Tuesday, April 9, 2024 A right forearm injury has knocked Carlos Alcaraz out of Monte-Carlo. The Wimbledon champion, who has been practicing in Monte-Carlo with taping around his right forearm, announced his withdrawal on social media. More: Rafael Nadal Withdraws from Monte-Carlo “I have been working in Monte-Carlo and trying to…
Monte Carlo | Tsitsipas and Auger Aliassime get confidence boosting wins
Its probably the most prestigious ATP 1000 level event on the professional circuit and one most players would be happy to include on their CVs at the end of their careers: the Rolex Monte Carlo Masters played on the glamorous playground of the Principality of Monaco overlooking the Mediterranean. I did my job relatively well….
Collins Takes Down Sakkari To Reach Charleston Final
Collins dispatches Sakkari 6-3, 6-3 to reach Charleston Open final In the penultimate round of the Credit One Charleston Open, American Danielle Collins continued to dazzle in what will be her final season on tour. Playing without pressure and total abandon has generated perhaps the most inspired tennis of her notable career. Fresh off her stunning performance…
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Murray ‘Would Have Won 10 Majors’ If He Didn’t Play With Big Three Says Wilander
According to Mats Wilander, if Andy Murray had competed in a different era, he would likely have many more majors to his name. The British player is one of the best players in recent memory, but he was unfortunate to play at the height of the Big Three era, which hurt him when it comes…
Monte Carlo | Norrie and Evans fall at first hurdle.
Monday wasn’t a good day for the Brits in the singles with Dan Evans and Cameron Norrie failing to get past their respective first round opponents at the Rolex Monte Carlo Masters leaving Jack Draper to try and relieve the situation on Tuesday when he takes on the 10th seed, Poland’s Hubert Hurkacz, fresh from…