Tennis players who are pretty consistent in winning their matches are always bringing something extra to the court, apart from those killer serves or forehands. Winning is actually an art and requires you to develop the ability to keenly observe … Continue reading →
After Rafa’s dominance on the clay, it is hard to count him out of any title race. Is this the Slam that one of the next generation finally catch the golden generation? Who will win Wimbledon 2019…… who cares! I … Continue reading →
Despite his undoubted talent, it is fair to say that Novak Djokovic is not adored by tennis fans in the same manner as, say, Roger Federer or Rafael Nadal. Of course, the Serb has his devout fans and fully deserves … Continue reading →
Despite a brilliant start to the season at the Australian Open, it feels like it is only now that the 2018 tennis season is really under way. Part of that may be down to the fact that Serena Williams has … Continue reading →
Today’s guest post is courtesy of Malek Murison. As a general rule, in high level sport, the margins between victory and defeat are incredibly fine, with mistakes or moments of brilliance often enough to decide close contests. This is never truer … Continue reading →
Top 3 Potential Future Wimbledon Champions The big four in the men’s game are not yet on their last legs, but this year’s Wimbledon offers a glimpse into the future and the potential to see a new champion. Roger Federer … Continue reading →
Nick Saviano: “From the 12’s Eddie Herr to Wimbledon finalist and #7 in the World, so happy for Genie and so very proud to be her coach.” Congratulations to Genie Bouchard and our tennis expert Nick Saviano! Work hard, believe … Continue reading →
The Olympic and US Open champion Andy Murray smashed the 77-year jinx for a British player to claim the men’s title by defeating No.1 Novak Djokovic in the final. Here is an interesting article ‘Crowd helped me win brutal contest’ … Continue reading →
Andy Murray defeated Novak Djokovic in Sunday’s Wimbledon final 6-4, 7-5, 6-4, and Britain’s 77-year wait for a home-grown champion is over. I hope, Murray will be able to win more Grand Slams in the future. I discussed the Wimbledon … Continue reading →
Here is an interesting article about the first week of Wimbledon. It was written by Greg Baum, Sidney Morning Gerald. Grown-ups of game remain after plague destroys seeds In Wimbledon’s lush paddocks, somehow the wheat has become mixed up with … Continue reading →
The first day in London was very interesting for watching. We saw some very surprising results on the tennis courts at Wimbledon. Rafael Nadal, who recently celebrated a victory at Roland Garros, shocked at Wimbledon by world number 135 Steve … Continue reading →
I was discussing Wimbledon’s current results with a tennis coach yesterday. How can you explain that so many top players including Nadal, Stosur, Berdych, Wozniacki etc. lost in first rounds in London? No difference between #2 Rafael Nadal and # … Continue reading →
Who Will Win at 2012 Wimbledon? The most prestigious and famous Grand Slam tennis tournament will start next week. I wanna share my thoughts about the upcoming 2012 Wimbledon. I believe that Serena Williams has the biggest chance to win … Continue reading →