Only eight men are standing, only two will reach the final, and only one will lift the trophy. Who will it be? Monfils vs. Berrettini. The Italian is one of my favorite players, but this time I think Monfils is going to beat him. The Frenchman, who has not dropped a set yet, is playing …
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Thanasi Kokkinakis in 2022
It’s not a secret that the bottom half of the men’s draw is pretty much open to anyone due to the frozen ranking putting Nadal, Djokovic and Federer in the same half, and the early exit of who many now called “The Prince of Clay” Dominic Thiem. My pick to give the surprise, is Stefanos …
Every time there is a new player that people start talking about I can't help it but get excited and wonder if he is the one that is going to make history in the upcoming years. To be honest, I don’t think that any of the guys that are now inside the top 20 are …
It is almost incredible that even though we are living through a pandemic, the professional tours are seriosly planning on resumming the 2020 calendar. Many ATP players, including the #1 ranked player in the world were diagnosed with COVID-19, along with other players who participated in tournaments in Serbia. Now, the US Open insist the …
Danielle Collins has not win a Grand Slam match before coming in to the Australian Open, now she has won five, and she is heading into the semifinals where she would be facing Petra Kvitova. On the other hand, Frances Tiafoe advanced to his first QF of a Grand Slam for the first time in …
The 20 yr old from Greece is making the world talk. He just beat Roger Federer in the fourth round, now he earned a place in the semifinals of a Grand slam for the first time in his career. In the second half of 2018 he started to play more solid, people started to mention …
Tiafoe practice at the Houston ATP 250 tournament!
In this post I will probably tell you what you already know, but more than that I will share how I feel about this tournament in particular. My favorite Grand Slam will always be Wimbledon by far, and I don’t think that will change anytime soon, yet the past few years I’ve loved what has …
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