Shapovalov goes 2-5 on European clay
Denis Shapovalov had a good 2018 clay season leading up to Roland Garros, going deep in events before losing to Sascha Zverev in Madrid and Rafael Nadal in Rome. But he won… Continue reading
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Djokovic bends but doesn’t break
Novak Djokovic is the most flexible player ever in tennis. It’s not only his body; it’s his mind. He’s the best ever at overcoming adversity. He’s rarely ever out of a match. Seemingly… Continue reading
How Murray owns Raonic — and the world
With Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer out with injuries, and Novak Djokovic slumping, Andy Murray owns the world right now, not only Milos Raonic. But he definitely has owned Raonic this year,… Continue reading
Pliskova, Cilic chilling in Cincy — win WS Open
With many players recovering from the Rio Olympics, Karolina Pliskova and Marin Cilic survived the rain of Mason, Ohio to beat the world’s top players and capture their first crowns at the… Continue reading
Steve Johnson afire in Cincy heat
One of the greatest college tennis players ever, USC’s Steve Johnson had to learn about losing on the ATP tour. He’s also figuring out to win, and he electrified the American crowd… Continue reading
Rising stars shine in Cincinnati
Borna Coric, Nick Kyrgios, Reilly Opelka and Sasha Zverev are among an exciting new generation of players with bright futures. They are talented, dynamic and fun to photograph at the Western and… Continue reading
Gasquet: Allez Les Blur
Nobody moves faster than Richard Gasquet, and he’s moving fast at the French Open after beating Kei Nishikori in a blur of whipping topspin backhands. (images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media, all rights… Continue reading
Zverev, Thiem, Kyrgios — new faces of tennis
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Andy beats Rafa in Battle of Madrid part 2
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