praised four set win over Daniil Medvedev at the Australian Open on Monday. The 1987 Wimbledon winner wrote: Weve seen it many times before… Great players like somehow find a way to win despite not playing their best. So impressive. Cash also praised the 22-year-old Russian: Respect to Medvedev for competing hard and fighting untilRead moreRead more
Cash praises impressive Novak Djokovic for winning without playing at best
'Serena Williams' comeback from motherhood is impressive' – Kim Clijsters
believes that is the favourite to win her 24th Grand Slam title at the Australian Open. The former Belgian player did not expect such a great return from motherhood by the American player who defeated Simona Halep on Monday to reach the quarter-finals, before being beaten by Karolina Pliskova. [Im] very impressed, admitted Clijsters. IRead moreRead more
We invited Roger Federer to play in Estoril again, says tournament director
may comeback to the , that takes place from 29 April to 5 May 2019. The Swiss last played there in 2010 and on Sunday, just after hearing that the 37-year-old will play the French Open again, the Portoguese tournament shared a tweet inviting Federer to come there. In an interview, the Tournament Director JoaoRead moreRead more
Zsombor Piros reflects on great performance against Philipp Kohlschreiber
World No. 371 Zsombor Piros may have fallen just short of making the biggest Davis Cup surprise of Fridays schedule but still he will never forget his clash against German Philipp Kohlschreiber. The 19-year-old threatened to cause a big upset in the opening rubber of the Hungary versus Germany tie in Frankfurt but in theRead moreRead more
Australian Open: Rafael Nadal topples Frances Tiafoe to reach 30th GS semis
This was the 252nd Grand Slam win for the Spaniard who is looking mighty impressive throughout the last ten days in Melbourne, taking full advantage of his new service motion and winning the matches without spending too much time on the court. Tiafoe, the first-time Grand Slam quarter-finalist, gave his best to stay in touchRead moreRead more
Serena Williams would flog Novak Djokovic in competitive match, says Jones
believes that female tennis players would be able to show competitive tennis against male players. Jones made an example involving Serena Williams and Novak Djokovic. It is a big cultural thing, the swimming star said. People say it is about males and males watching sport but it is a huge cultural thing that we needRead moreRead more
ATP Rio De Janeiro – Entry list: Dominic Thiem and Fabio Fognini to play
. will be the only top-10 player in the draw, chasing his second title here and a good result on his beloved clay, especially after the quarter-final loss to Verdasco last year when he suffered a bagel in the second set. The semi-finalist from 12 months ago stands as the second seed ahead of whoRead moreRead more
January 31, 2010: Roger Federer topples Andy Murray for 16th Major crown
After winning three titles in four years in Melbourne between 2004-07, Roger Federer was halted just before the finish line in 2008 and 2009, losing to Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal who took the Australian Open crown from him. Nonetheless, Roger bounced back in 2010, conquering Melbourne Park for the fourth time to become theRead moreRead more
Goran Ivanisevic comments on Alexander Zverev's Majors failure
In an interview to the Tennis Podcast the 2001 Wimbledon champion commented on potential. Once again, the 21-year-old failed in a Grand Slam losing to Milos Raonic in a straight-set fourth round match. Ivanisevic is Raonics coach. He is there, he was No. 3 in the world but when Grand Slams come something is strange,Read moreRead more
Roger Federer: 'People always think that I cannot lose early'
always stood out for his ability to accept losses. The Swiss player always gives credit to his opponent, and the post match press conference made no exception. I stayed calm, accepted tough moments for more than three hours and a half, said Federer speaking to the French and Swiss press. But his strength never gaveRead moreRead more