School and Junior Tennis Players Never give up school, even if your kid plays the US Open at 15 years old, like Michael Chang. The chance that your kid will reach TOP 50 and begin to make money playing professional … Continue reading →
The new tennis season 2015 is just around the corner. Let’s look at the final countries tennis ranking on the men’s side in 2014. As we can see, there are two world leaders Spain and France. American tennis players moved … Continue reading →
It is a right time to look at the top 10 in the countries’ ranking on the men’s tennis. The following results are on July, 7, 2014. As we can see, there are two world leaders Spain and France followed … Continue reading →
Yesterday, we briefly discussed Wimbledon tennis tournament with a tennis coach. American players have confirmed one more time, that American tennis in a deep crisis despite the fact that USTA is the richest tennis federation in the world and the … Continue reading →
Who will win the 2014 Sony Open tennis? That is a good question and many tennis fans and specialists try to answer it. First a look at women’s side of the tournament. I think the Miami Masters look more interesting … Continue reading →
Let’s look at the top 10 in the new countries tennis rankings on February, 3, 2014 in the men’s tennis. As we can see, there are two world leaders Spain and France followed by Argentina. Switzerland, with two great players … Continue reading →
Discussing USA v Brazil Davis Cup Tennis Match I asked a tennis coach to share his opinion about USA v Brazil Davis Cup tennis match. USA beat Brazil 3-2. The Americans should have been able to win comfortably but they … Continue reading →
Here is another interview with Mitch Bridge, Southern California Tennis Academy. I found his thoughts are interesting. Can you comment on Serena Williams lost in Paris? Serena’s loss first round at the French Open had largely to do with her … Continue reading →