Although the eyes of the tennis world are squarely locked onto events in Tokyo right now, soon the ATP calendar will once again swing back into action and one of its next stops will be the Canadian city of Toronto. … Continue reading →
Religious tennis fans understand just how popular and lucrative the sport can be. More casual fans, on the other hand, are a different story. Situational supporters are important in every league. They tend to follow along during the most important … Continue reading →
Sports betting has become a favourite pastime amongst sports fans and punters. The combination of the two has a strong market and as a result, famous casino sites have created sportsbooks where their members can access the world’s most famous … Continue reading →
There was a time when John McEnroe was revered for screaming his famous lines, “You’ve got to be kidding me,” or “The ball was on the line!” But with the game becoming more professionalized than anyone back in the wooden … Continue reading →
The Laver Cup is men’s tournament between certain teams from Europe against the rest of the world. This year will mark the third edition of it, after the successful tournaments in 2018 and 2017. The 2019 Laver Cup will take … Continue reading →
Many parents of junior tennis players may be too smart for their own good or too smart for their child’s junior tennis development. As I have spoken about in previous articles, radio shows, and social media posts, junior tennis development … Continue reading →
You wake up in the morning. Eat healthy breakfast and go to the courts. Hard practice, fitness routine, recovery, another meal and little bit of rest. Afternoon you add another practice, stretching session and you finish the day with the … Continue reading →
What is one of the first things you do when you figure out your son or daughter’s starting time for their tournament on the weekend? You type their opponents name into Google and you get to see their tennis recruiting … Continue reading →
Tennis is a great way to keep fit as well as being an enjoyable and sociable sport. If you have a competitive edge, that’s even better! However, it is important to understand the stresses and strains that it can put … Continue reading →
An Outlier is something that is situated away from or classed differently from a main or related body OR a statistical observation that is markedly different in value from the others of the sample. For the past 2 years, I … Continue reading →