ROLAND GARROS, FRANCE It is the second major of the year and everyone gets pumped at the opportunity of hitting gold. The prospect of winning a major is one of the driving forces in the minds of every tennis player and each person steps on court with that belief. While the probability of winning is…
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Roland Garros (aka: the French Open) begins tomorrow. It is the second of the four majors held each season. It has been dominated on the men’s side by one man, Rafael Nadal. In contrast there has been no dominant player on the WTA side. This year the draw is even more wide open than usual…
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Banque Eric Sturdza Geneva Open, Switzerland Men’s Quarterfinal: [5] Alexander Zverev (GER) vs. [92] Hugo Dellien (BOL) There were eleven break point opportunities in total in the first set. Dellien got the first break to rattle his opponent; however, Zverev is still a fighter despite his recent results. While the German may be low on…
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Having a strategy or a plan is essential not only in life but also on the tennis court. While setting goals are great, if you do not have a strategy or plan of attack, your goals will never become a reality. You won’t lose weight if you do not implement a plan; you won’t own…
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MOVER OF THE WEEK A little about the Croatian born American player: Bernarda Pera started playing on the ITF Circuit back in 2009. At twenty-four years old, she has yet to win her first singles title on the WTA Tour. While thirty is the new twenty, Pera still needs to make a move now to…
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Internazionali BNL d’Italia, Rome Men’s Singles Championship Match: [1] Novak Djokovic (SRB) vs. [2] Rafael Nadal (ESP) THEIR RIVALRY IS LEGENDARY Djokovic led their head-to-head 28:25 coming into this final. In their most recent encounter, the 2019 Australian Open, Djokovic pulverized the Spaniard. He crushed Nadal’s chance of being the only current active player to…
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