givemesportadded this to TENNISWimbledon From Simona Halep’s brilliance to Novak Djokovic’s joy, the story of Wimbledongivemesport.com - PA Sport Wimbledon drew to a dramatic close with Novak Djokovic’s record-breaking five-set victory over Roger Federer to win a fifth men’s singles …
TTennisESPY Awards Serena, Federer win ESPY awards, againTennis - Cale Hammond While Roger Federer and Serena Williams were busy dominating the competition in London, they were breaking some records of their own at the 27th ESPY …
ESPN UK Editionadded this to TennisWimbledon What youth movement? The Big Three still dominate at Wimbledonespn.co.uk - Simon Cambers LONDON -- It has been 11 years since Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal last played each other at Wimbledon, the year the Spaniard won his first title …
fifereadded this to ExtrasKei Nishikori Tennis' lost generation of male players face impossible task against Big Three in Wimbledon quarter-finalsThe Telegraph - By Charlie EccleshareWhen trying to understand why men’s tennis increasingly resembles the two-tier Premier League, perhaps we need to shift the focus of our blame. Typically, it has been the “Next Gen” group of youngsters
KKHadded this to SportsAndy Murray When Andy Met Serenatheringer.com - Brian Phillips This is a fan post. I have looked deeply into my heart—and also shallowly, into my brain—and I have reached the exciting conclusion that I am a fan …
The Independentadded this to SportsRoger Federer Wimbledon 2019: Let’s not will this golden era of tennis to an end for the sake of those waiting in the wingsindependent.co.uk - Samuel Lovett Wimbledon remains, as it has been for many years now, no country for young men. While the ‘Big Three’ continue to flourish – having comfortably …
the i paperadded this to i sportWimbledon Wimbledon 2019: We see you Coco, but Federer, Nadal and Djokovic are fighting it out for grand slam number 54inews.co.uk - Kevin Garside Also appearing in the second week of Wimbledon are, statistically at least, the three greatest male players of all time. Before Coco Gauff, whose …
Patrick Mouratoglou TN Q&A: Patrick Mouratoglou on Evolution of Mouratoglou Tennis Academy - Tennis Nowtennisnow.com - www.tennisnow.com Patrick Mouratoglou joins Tennis Now to talk about the evolution of his academy and the rise of his athletes. Patrick Mouratoglou is known by many as …
Reuters UKWimbledon 'Big Three' in ominous form as Wimbledon moves into second weekReuters UK(Reuters) - The ‘Big Three’ of Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal and Novak Djokovic head into the second week of Wimbledon carrying the flag for the men’s game after a number of young upstarts failed to live to
TPFadded this to NEWS: 📰🙂Lighter • More Uplifting News Coverage (☝🏼BUT READ The FINE Print!)Cori Gauff Wimbledon 2019 Results: Top Scores, Updated Bracket and Draw ScheduleBleacher Report - Gill ClarkThe first week of Wimbledon 2019 has produced plenty of entertainment and excitement, seen a number of top stars tumble out of the tournament and introduced a thrilling new young talent to the world. Cori
Daily Mailadded this to SportAlexander Zverev Next generation is a real let-down... a lot of young players do not know how to play on grass yetdailymail.co.uk - John Lloyd How disappointing to see the ‘next-gen’ group of Dominic Thiem, Alexander Zverev and Stefanos Tsitsipas all fall in the first round. Unlike the top …
Metroadded this to Tennis NewsBoris Becker Boris Becker blames Ivan Lendl for Alexander Zverev failure and names two Wimbledon favouritesmetro.co.uk - Metro Sport Reporter Boris Becker questioned the role of Ivan Lendl in Alexander Zverev’s team amid the German youngster’s latest failure at a Grand Slam. The Germaan …
The Globe and Mailadded this to SportsMilos Raonic Just this once, maybe things are breaking right for Milos Raonic, tennis’s unluckiest guyThe Globe and Mail - Cathal KellyAfter he’d won his match on Friday, Milos Raonic was asked about lucky charms. Does he have one? Raonic has a way of looking at someone for a beat before he answers, as though he’s trying to figure out
The Roaradded this to LatestWimbledon Which ATP ‘Next Gen’ player will have the best career?theroar.com.au - Todd S One of the new marketing tools the ATP have promoted in recent years are the ‘Next Gen’ players.It seems to have been pushed upon the ATP to come up …
Daily Mailadded this to SportNick Kyrgios BORIS BECKER'S SW19 NOTEBOOK: Nick Kyrgios has just one year to turn himself around if he wants to compete at the very topdailymail.co.uk - Boris Becker After five days of pulsating action at Wimbledon, three-time champion Boris Becker delivers his opinion on the action so far, and looks ahead to the …
World Networkadded this to Tennis World USANovak Djokovic Novak Djokovic: 'Happy if next generation wins Majors in 25 years'tennisworldusa.org - Tennis World USA Novak Djokovic commented on Stefanos Tsitsipas, Dominic Thiem and Alexander Zverev all losing in Grand Slams first round matches. The Serbian player …
Reuters UKNovak Djokovic Auger-Aliassime bows out as Humbert sets up Djokovic tieReuters UK - Toby DavisLONDON (Reuters) - Felix Auger-Aliassime’s rapidly-rising star fizzled out at Wimbledon on Friday as the 18-year-old was comprehensively outshone by Frenchman Ugo Humbert in a tussle between the two youngest
World Networkadded this to Tennis World USAStan Wawrinka Stan Wawrinka was close to beat Roger Federer in the French Open,says coachtennisworldusa.org - Luigi Gatto In an interview to Tages Anzeiger, the Stan Wawrinka' coach Magnus Norman commented on the Swiss player's level
World Networkadded this to Tennis World USAMilos Raonic Milos Raonic shares what makes Roger Federer specialtennisworldusa.org - Tennis World USA In a press conference, Milos Raonic commented on the kind of players that can go far in Wimbledon. The Canadian said: "I still think a big server has …
World Networkadded this to Tennis World USARoger Federer Roger Federer: 'I sacrificed my childhood'tennisworldusa.org - Tennis World USA Roger Federer spoke about his way to success. The Swiss admitted he went through some difficult times although he does not regret anything. "In the …
EESPNFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoDenis KudlaAfter Novak Djokovic roared through Denis Kudla in his second-round match at Wimbledon, a reporter asked him to comment theESPN After Novak Djokovic roared through Denis Kudla in his second-round match at Wimbledon, a reporter asked him to comment on the fact that the heirs …
news.com.auadded this to SPORTWimbledon Wimbledon let-down is all too realnews.com.au - James Matthey After winning his first match at Wimbledon, Nick Kyrgios said tennis had a problem with entertainment. Not that enough players aren’t capable of …
World Networkadded this to Tennis World USAVenus Williams Venus Williams launches new YouTube projecttennisworldusa.org - Tennis World USA Everyone prepare your screens because we all have an appointment with tennis star/self-entrepreneur/powerful woman Venus Williams and her new …
Metroadded this to Tennis NewsUK Tennis Federer, Nadal and Djokovic on a ‘totally different level’ to Next Gen, says Henmanmetro.co.uk - George Bellshaw Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic are operating on a ‘totally different level’ to the younger generation hoping to replace them. That’s …
World Networkadded this to Tennis World USAThomas Fabbiano Maybe I don't deserve a break now, says Stefanos Tsitsipastennisworldusa.org - Tennis World USA Following his loss to Thomas Fabbiano, Stefanos Tsitsipas was asked if he plans to take a break. The Greek player said: "I'll discuss it with my …
NBC SPORTSadded this to Other SportsWimbledon Milos Raonic through to third round at Wimbledonnbcsports.com - Associated Press WIMBLEDON, England — Former finalist Milos Raonic is through to the third round of Wimbledon for the sixth year in a row. Raonic beat Robin Haase 7-6 …
The Independentadded this to SportsKyle Edmund Wimbledon 2019: Kyle Edmund exits in second round after losing five-set thriller to Fernando Verdascoindependent.co.uk - Luke Brown On the final point of the second set of his match against Kyle Edmund on a sun-drenched Centre Court, an irate Fernando Verdasco decided to …
World Networkadded this to Tennis World USARoger Federer Roger Federer explains bad start: 'The court was slow'tennisworldusa.org - Luigi Gatto Roger Federer commented on his slow start against Lloyd Harris in the Wimbledon first round
Maria Sakkari Sakkari cruises into third round of Wimbledonekathimerini.com - www.ekathimerini.com Maria Sakkari reacts after winning a point against Czech Marie Bouzkova in a match during Day 3 of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships in London, …
Metroadded this to Tennis NewsNovak Djokovic ‘It’s going to come… in about 25 years’ – Novak Djokovic teases Next Gen stars over Wimbledon strugglesmetro.co.uk - Metro Sport Reporter Novak Djokovic believes the next generation of tennis stars need to get used to playing under increasing pressure, but has backed them to win a Grand …
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