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  • THE NEW FRENCH OPEN IS ON ITS WAY!
    June 3, 2017 by tennistours
  • “Guga” Carries Olympic Torch
    August 6, 2016 by Veronica Bruno
  • Rafael Nadal Finally Looks to Back to Hi...
    April 23, 2016 by Nicholas Spiller
  • Novak Djokovic
    Novak Djokovic Puts Aside Rafael Nadal w...
    June 3, 2015 by Nicholas Spiller
  • Rafael Nadal - The Undisputed King of Clay
    Could this be the year Rafael Nadal is d...
    May 26, 2015 by Nicholas Spiller
  • Federer - Wimbledon
    Ranking the Importance of the Tennis Gra...
    May 7, 2015 by Nicholas Spiller
  • Must-See Paris Tourist Attractions: Fren...
    March 11, 2015 by Robyn Bernstein
  • Nadal
    The 5 Greatest Grand Slam Moments of 201...
    December 3, 2014 by Nicholas Spiller
  • Focus Turns to Clay Court Season as Fren...
    April 9, 2014 by Nicholas Spiller
  • A new season for tennis, and for Champio...
    December 2, 2011 by Mike
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THE NEW FRENCH OPEN IS ON ITS WAY!

June 3, 2017 by tennistours
Posted in Tournaments | Tagged french open, rolamd Garros | Leave a comment |
Players, Tournaments

“Guga” Carries Olympic Torch

August 6, 2016 by Veronica Bruno

Tennis fans would recognize that smile anywhere! Brazilian Gustavo Kuerten emerged with the torch and ran into the stadium, a worthy replacement for soccer legend Pele who pulled out due to illness. We had already been treated to four Olympic flagbearers that evening including Great Britain’s Andy Murray, Denmark’s Caroline Wozniacki, Spain’s Rafael Nadal, and […]

Posted in Players, Tournaments | Tagged Brazil, french open, grand slam tennis, Guga, Gustavo Kuerten, Olympics, Rio Olympics, tennis | Leave a comment |
Players

Rafael Nadal Finally Looks to Back to His Winning Ways, But can He Stay Healthy?

April 23, 2016 by Nicholas Spiller

Back in the warm confines of his Spanish homeland, tennis superstar Rafael Nadal is experiencing the type of surging comeback that fans have been craving for years.  After a dismal 2015 in which he failed to win a single Grand Slam (for the first time since 2004), Nadal shamefully fell in the first round of […]

Posted in Players | Tagged french open, rafael nadal | Leave a comment |
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Novak Djokovic

Novak Djokovic Puts Aside Rafael Nadal with Ease at 2015 French Open

June 3, 2015 by Nicholas Spiller

Those of us expecting a dramatic match for the ages between the Roland Garros’ most successful player and the current world # 1 man would have been sorely disappointed with the result on the day. Top star Novak Djokovic swept aside Rafael Nadal like he was some unranked junior player, and earned his rightful place […]

Posted in Players | Tagged french open, novak djokovic, rafael nadal, roland garros | 2 Comments |
Tournaments
Rafael Nadal - The Undisputed King of Clay

Could this be the year Rafael Nadal is dethroned at the French Open?

May 26, 2015 by Nicholas Spiller

The 2015 French Open began this weekend, and while 9 of the last 10 editions of this Grand Slam have seen the same man take the prize, something certainly feels different this year. Rafael Nadal, the sensational Spaniard who has made this tournament his own, is actually struggling. He has just one title this year […]

Posted in Tournaments | Tagged french open, paris, rafael nadal, roland garros | 1 Comment |
Tournaments
Federer - Wimbledon

Ranking the Importance of the Tennis Grand Slams

May 7, 2015 by Nicholas Spiller

In the world of competitiveness tennis, rankings are vital.  Not only do the player rankings determine the seeds and pairings at every major tennis tournament in the world, but only the top few players are invited to end-of-season events like the ATP World Tour Finals (Men) and the WTA Tour Championships (Women).  And so with […]

Posted in Tournaments | Tagged australian Open, french open, grand slams, roland garros, us open, wimbledon | Leave a comment |
Jetsetters

Must-See Paris Tourist Attractions: French Open Travel Info

March 11, 2015 by Robyn Bernstein

While taking in the amazing tennis at the Roland Garros is sure to be a major part of any French Open experience, Paris is a world-renowned city that brings in millions of tourists each year with its elegant culture and romantic beauty alone. Seeing the many sites is a must for any traveller in France. […]

Posted in Jetsetters | Tagged french open, french open travel, paris, roland garros | Leave a comment |
Tournaments
Nadal

The 5 Greatest Grand Slam Moments of 2014

December 3, 2014 by Nicholas Spiller

When we look back upon the 2014 Grand Slams of tennis, it will be remembered for many a record-breaking performance, as well as a grand slate of tremendous matches. Upsets became the norm at several major tournaments while key megastars still had their moments of glory. Here are the 5 Grand Slam moments of 2014: […]

Posted in Tournaments | Tagged cici bellis, first grand slam, french open, novak djokovic, rafael nadal, stan wawrinka, us open tennis | 1 Comment |
Tournaments

Focus Turns to Clay Court Season as French Open Approaches

April 9, 2014 by Nicholas Spiller

It’s incredible to think, but the 2014 French Open is less than 2 months away!  And while the annual Rafael Nadal show will likely prove once again who is the top man on this surface, the women’s tournament and all the ATP and WTA clay court tournaments leading up to it will surely be closely […]

Posted in Tournaments | Tagged clay courts, clay maestro, family circle cup, french open, novak djokovic | Leave a comment |
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A new season for tennis, and for Championship Tennis Tours

December 2, 2011 by Mike

Hey there CTT Sixth Set blog fans, I hope everyone is doing well leading into the holiday season. My favorite holiday of the year Thanksgiving was rough on the body this year. I’ll skip the details and I’m not pointing any fingers…Let’s just say adding pistachios to the mashed potatoes was a bit overkill. Was […]

Posted in Journeys | Tagged australian Open, Championship Tennis Tours, federer, french open, tennis, tennis tickets, tennis tours, us open, wimbledon | Leave a comment |

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