I have written a lot about “Cool Down Tennis” or “Comfort Tennis” recently, so I know I will inevitably repeat myself to a degree. However, I...
Intersectionality is a hot term in American politics these days. It refers to the linkage of class and race in setting political goals and priorities. The...
by Matt Zemek Fans, pundits, writers, broadcasters, coaches — many people in each of those five groups think that Felix Auger-Aliassime and Denis Shapovalov are the...
by Matt Zemek The Rorschach Test is a psychological test used, in many cases, to identify personality traits and gather information and context on the emotional...
When a legendary athlete who has set the bar unfathomably high for the rest of his sport looks pedestrian, it is easy for observers to freak...
by Matt Zemek So, what’s going to happen at the U.S. Open? It’s an interesting question. It’s a question on many tennis fans’ minds. It is...
Cincinnati is one of the more disjointed and attritional tournaments on either tennis tour. The fact that it comes in the second half of the tennis...
by Andrew Burton Novak Djokovic came into Sunday’s final against Roger Federer hoping to make ATP history as the first man to win all nine Masters...
by Matt Zemek Kevin Anderson waited until after turning 30 years old to make two major finals and change the way he and his career will...
by Andrew Burton I got to the tennis center here in Mason on Monday evening in time to watch a couple of the evening ATP matches,...
