“It’s living in a highlight reel”: From mini Rafael Nadal moniker to playing him, Zizou Bergs is ‘living the dream’ despite loss

Indeed, Bergs should be proud of his performance against a tennis legend like Nadal. Making it to the first round of the Rome Open and putting up such a strong fight demonstrates his skill and determination. It’s a valuable learning experience that will undoubtedly contribute to his growth as a player in the future. It … Read more

“Words cannot explain how grateful [I] am”: Andrey Rublev thanks doctors and staff for taking care of him in Madrid

Andrey Rublev’s victory at the Madrid Open is indeed impressive, and it’s great to hear that he’s acknowledging the healthcare professionals who supported him during the tournament. Winning such a hard-fought final against Felix Auger Aliassime demonstrates Rublev’s skill and determination on the court. Andrey Rublev’s dedication to competing despite being sick is commendable, but … Read more

“He is a gifted person”: Former French player highlights what Rafael Nadal’s tennis achievement is equivalent to in other sports

Gilles Simon’s sentiment reflects a common acknowledgment of Rafael Nadal’s remarkable talent and achievements in tennis. Nadal’s record-breaking 22 Grand Slam titles certainly speak volumes about his greatness on the court. Gilles Simon’s post on X highlights the misconception some pundits had about Rafael Nadal’s talent early in his career. Nadal’s exceptional abilities are evident … Read more

“It’s not great for top 10 players”: Alexander Zverev raises concern about ATP, WTA Masters events length and highlights its negative impact on top-ranked players

It’s not uncommon for athletes to express concerns about the length of tournaments, especially when it comes to the toll it takes on their bodies and performance. It’s essential for organizations to consider these concerns while planning future events to ensure the well-being of the players. It’s significant when players of such high caliber voice … Read more

Olympic Games success is ‘equal to the Grand Slams’ for Coco Gauff with sights set on gold medal on debut in Paris

It’s wonderful to see athletes like Coco Gauff embracing the opportunity to represent their country at the Olympics. Even though she hasn’t had the chance before, her excitement and dedication to compete at such a historic event are truly inspiring. Competing at Roland Garros for the Olympics will undoubtedly be a special moment for Coco … Read more

Naomi Osaka’s coach Wim Fissette admits one player passed him by before retirement in ‘super interesting project’

That’s an interesting revelation! It’s always fascinating to hear about potential collaborations between top coaches and athletes, especially across different eras of tennis. Sharapova’s aggressive style and determination on the court would have surely made for an intriguing coaching challenge. Wim Fissette’s track record speaks volumes about his coaching abilities. His success with a diverse … Read more

Toni Nadal sees outlier in GOAT debate and it is not Rafael Nadal: “Willing to pay the highest price to be the best”

It’s interesting to hear Toni Nadal’s perspective on the GOAT debate. Djokovic’s work ethic and desire to be the greatest certainly set him apart, but the debate over who holds the title of the greatest of all time is always a contentious one. It’s clear that Nadal recognizes Djokovic’s dedication and longevity in the sport. … Read more