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Australian Open: Memorable Moments from ...
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What’s at Stake for Top Players at the...
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10 Tips Before Attending the 2017 US Ope...
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The Greatest Wimbledon Finals Moments
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Tennis Players with the Most Grand Slams...
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Ranking the Top 4 Tennis Tournaments in ...
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Springtime Tennis: From the Desert Oasis...
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Sony Open Tennis Tournament is Now the &...
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Spring Tennis Tournaments Make the Best ...
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A Timeline of Serena Williams at Indian ...
Australian Open: Memorable Moments from the 2015 Grand Slam
The first Grand Slam of the year is often the most exciting. Held “down under” in Australia each January, the Australian Open opens the curtain to the professional tennis season each year. Hungry players return from their breaks desperate to get off to a good start on their tour circuits, and lucky fans get to […]
What’s at Stake for Top Players at the 2015 US Open?
As the last Major of the year, the US Open is always a high-stakes affair. It can often make the season for a top tennis professional, or it can crush them back to grounding reality. And with so much time before next year’s Australian Open brings the sport back, any heartbreak will take a long […]
10 Tips Before Attending the 2017 US Open
For tennis fans in America, the best way to catch the sport is by attending the US Open Tennis Championship. You get the opportunity to see your favorite tennis stars, build lasting memories, and possibly even get their autograph! You’ll be able to delight in the dramatic twists and turns that comprise of such a […]
The Greatest Wimbledon Finals Moments
The Wimbledon Finals has been the event to watch for incredible athleticism and stunning victories. So with this being said, we’ve compiled ten of the greatest moments to come from this event that dropped jaws – and made headlines – in Wimbledon history. 10. The First Wimbledon Final in the Open Era 1968 Wimbledon Final […]
Tennis Players with the Most Grand Slams in the Open Era
In the heat of the summer Grand Slam tennis season, let’s take some time to reflect on some of the greatest people to have ever picked up a tennis racquet. Hundreds of pro players fill up the endless brackets of ATP and WTA World Tours, and while many claim several minor tournaments, or even an […]
Ranking the Top 4 Tennis Tournaments in America
Though every tournament featuring top professional tennis players is special, a couple here in the USA stand out above all the others. Based on things like geographical climate, facilities, and magnitude of the occasion, here is a list of the top 4 tennis tournaments in the United States: 4. Western & Southern Open – Cincinnati, […]
Springtime Tennis: From the Desert Oasis to the Island of Key Biscayne
While everyone enjoys the warm weather that accompanies springtime, many people are either stuck inside their office building or trapped within the cold confines of Northern American cities. While such a predicament can be troubling and prevent you from enjoying the great outdoors, there is a simple remedy at hand: attending either the Miami Open […]
Sony Open Tennis Tournament is Now the “Miami Open”
What’s in a name? Everyone has a name and it’s key to recognition and publicity, but in the modern sports world corporate sponsorship deals often result in various name changes, The primary benefactors of such sports events demand the recognition and publicity for their brand, considering the millions of dollars they spend helping to put […]
Spring Tennis Tournaments Make the Best Time for European Travel
Near the top of anyone’s bucket list of travel is likely to be Europe. The continent is ripe full of history, culture, natural beauty, and modern societies. However, as any experienced traveler understands, the best time of the year to visit the area is spring. The northern climate begins to warm up while the days […]
A Timeline of Serena Williams at Indian Wells
The big news in American tennis this week was the announcement by Serena Williams that she will be returning to Indian Wells this March to compete in the BNP Paribas Open, a tournament she has boycotted for over a decade since a racially charged booing incident in 2001. Here is a timeline of her career […]