26 Thoughts on the 2026 US Open
Three weeks, hundreds of matches and enough plot twists to fill a season. With another US Open in the books, here are 26 thoughts on an unforgettable 2026 edition in …
Three weeks, hundreds of matches and enough plot twists to fill a season. With another US Open in the books, here are 26 thoughts on an unforgettable 2026 edition in …
Elena Rybakina leaves the US Open with more than just another Grand Slam trophy. After defeating Aryna Sabalenka to capture her first US Open title, Rybakina rises one position to …
Ben Shelton didn’t leave New York with the US Open trophy, but his run to a first Grand Slam final has propelled him to new heights in both the PIF …
By Richard Pagliaro | Monday, September 14, 2026Photo credit: Jon Buckle/ROLEX The United States’ road to the Davis Cup finals has taken a sharp left turn. Ben Shelton, fresh off …
Richard Pagliaro | Monday, September 14, 2026Photo credit: Cincinnati Open Facebook Conflict between top players and Grand Slams over revenue sharing sparked boycott suggestions at Roland Garros. Now, the two …
Excellent article from the Guardian: https://apple.news/AkIxXp4VXT56vpWf698WB2A Forever wars are ultimately caused by failing, foolish leaders. For sure, generals foul up. In battle, things rarely go as expected. Clever strategies backfire. …
I agree…it is as though she believes that the only way to win is to intimidate her opponents. The screams are annoying and, in my view, disrespectful of her opponents …
In reply to Mike Littman. At one point, Tennis players were taught to scream when they made contact with the ball to force breathing. Monica Seles was the worst. Clearly, …
I agree! Most “club players” play doubles and we love to watch professional matches. I don’t know why commentators, especially John McEnroe, are so against doubles.
I respect Sabalenka’s tennis game but find her screaming distracting and outrageous. The screams seem to start after she contacts ball and increase in volume. This is a a hinderance …
