Men’s Championship Match: [1] Novak Djokovic (SRB) vs. [2] Rafael Nadal (ESP) Djokovic came out not looking or playing like himself. Everyone wondered if it was his injured neck and left arm, or was it simply fatigue? Djokovic over used the drop shot in the first set, which suggested he was tired and not thinking…
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At the end of day twelve, there are two women left in the singles draw and one of them is an American. Thanks to the fighting spirit of the feisty Russian born American, [4] Sofia Kenin, American tennis fans have something to cheer for over the weekend. Who would have predicted this after Victoria Azarenka…
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At the end of day six there were three American players in the singles draw. One man, and two women. Sofia Kenin moved into the fourth round with an easy victory today; she is playing more and more like the grand slam champion she is, and she is giving Americans hope. Danielle Collins worked some…
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At the end of day five there are five Americans left in the singles draw. The two men are both unfortunately in the bottom half of the draw, which just happens to be the toughest half. Kenin and Collins won their matches today; however, [29] Sloane Stephens was not as fortunate and lost in three…
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Sebastian Korda Stealing The Show [213] Sebastian Korda is having the French Open of his career. The twenty-year-old knock out fellow countryman [21] John Isner in four sets to advance to the third round. Next up for the youngster will be the twenty-three-year old Spaniard, [105] Pedro Martinez. [25] Amanda Anisimova and [27] Taylor Fritz…
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A Bitter Pill For Sam To Swallow American, Sam Querrey learned a painful lesson today; he was up two sets to none and served for the match in the third set, only to waver beneath the ferocious and persistent onslaught of [13] Andrey Rublev. It will be a bitter pill to swallow; however, that is…
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