Saturday, September 4, 2010

Rafa Adjusts To Life at No. 1

Rafa Adjusts To Life at No. 1

September 1, 2010 by Richard Pagliaro · Leave a Comment 

FLUSHING MEADOWS, NY – The US Open is the only Grand Slam title trophy missing from Rafael Nadal’s major trophy collection and the two-time semifinalist is trying to make necessary adjustments to acquire it. The top-seeded Spaniard didn’t completely find his comfort zone in Tuesday night’s 7-6(4), 7-6(4), 6-3 win over Teymuraz Gabashvili, but played [...]

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A Lighter Fish Swims At The Open

A Lighter Fish Swims At The Open

August 31, 2010 by Joe McDonald · Leave a Comment 

FLUSHING MEADOWS, NY – Going into this year’s open, Mardy Fish was having a very impressing year. A finals loss in Cincinnati to Roger Federer is nothing to sneeze at, so much so that many a prognosticator was picking Fish to be America’s best chance to win the Men’s Singles. But of course, they have [...]

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Roddick Moves Right Along

Roddick Moves Right Along

August 30, 2010 by Richard Pagliaro · Leave a Comment 

(August 30, 2010) He has supplanted the spiky hairstyle that once burst from beneath the backward baseball cap like an unruly chia pet escaping from its base with a more conservative style and while he can still rock the radar gun at will, Andy Roddick is more of a measured purpose pitcher on serve now. [...]

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The Roger Federer Video: Real of Fake?

The Roger Federer Video: Real of Fake?

August 28, 2010 by Joe McDonald · Leave a Comment 

Is it real or fake? That was the buzz at the US Open today. Roger Federer’s trick shot video has taken the world by storm and even the Maestro took notice. “I couldn’t believe the amount of hits I got,” Federer said during the Open’s media day. “I’m happy, then, that so many people have [...]

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The French Brings Chnages

The French Brings Chnages

May 25, 2010 by Joe McDonald · Leave a Comment 

Ah, spring in Paris and yes that means the French Open is underway at Roland Garros. The second major of the season may be the toughest of the four majors to win. The clay courts at Roland Garros make it tough for many of the top players, as they are used to the hard courts [...]

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Tearful Murray Accepts Loss

Tearful Murray Accepts Loss

January 31, 2010 by Joe McDonald · Leave a Comment 

During the past two weeks, Andy Murray has played the best tennis of his life. On a roll, it looked like nothing could stop him. Then he ran into Roger Federer in the Australian Open final. And much like the last Grand Slam final when they met back in Flushing Meadows in 2008, the Scot [...]

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Oz Just The Beginning For Roger

Oz Just The Beginning For Roger

January 31, 2010 by Joe McDonald · Leave a Comment 

Last year, some wondered what happened to Roger Federer, especially after he dropped the Australian Open to Rafael Nadal. This year, though, there’s no doubt the master is on track. “It’s not something I’ve ever put in my mind that this is something I want to achieve,” Federer said after defeating Andy Murray in straight [...]

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Federer Returns to Davis Cup Action

September 17, 2009 by Derek Felix · Leave a Comment 

All is not lost for Roger Federer. Sure. The grand slam record holder probably would like a do over of the epic five-set U.S. Open he lost to Juan Martin Del Potro that ended his five-year reign in New York. However, the 28 year-old world No.1 has moved on preparing to help his country Switzerland [...]

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The Soft Spoken Giant Comes Through

The Soft Spoken Giant Comes Through

September 14, 2009 by Joe McDonald · 1 Comment 

FLUSHING MEADOWS, NY – His size would make you think he’s older than his just 20 years on this Earth. And even at 6’6”, this giant is as gentle as it comes. So much so that Juan Martin Del Potro was almost in tears as he gave his post-championship press conference. “Well, when I lay [...]

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Del Potro Ends Cilic’s Run

September 11, 2009 by Derek Felix · Leave a Comment 

In his first grand slam quarterfinal, Marin Cilic gave it his best but ultimately it was the higher ranked Juan Martin Del Potro who proved too much. The 20 year-old sixth seeded Argentine continued to ride the wave, rallying from a set and break down to dispatch the No.16 Croat 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-1 at [...]

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