Line Referees or Hawk-Eye? – Tennis Column #56

Every crisis push people to look for innovations. The corona outbreak is not an exemption. Tennis is a good example. To reduce people on and […]

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Poll: Will be the ATP/WTA Tennis Season 2020 canceled? – Tennis Column #40

The statement from WTA and ATP is clear. After Wimbledon’s statement about canceling this year’s edition, the ATP and WTA tour will not start before […]

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The Day After – Tennis Column #38

The Covid-19 outbreak and restrictions imposed by many governments left many people in surprise. Tennis fans know this state of things. December is the month […]

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Australian Open 2020 – Thougths after – Tennis Column #37

The first grand slam tournament of the season finished yesterday, and it was an excellent tournament. Both finals (men and ladies) were great matches with […]

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Rafa Nadal: It is not over yet! – Tennis Column #33

This opinion was first published as a comment under our Bold Tennis Predictions 2020 article. However, we think it is so well articulated and reasoning […]

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10 Takeaways from ATP Finals 2019 – Tennis Column #32

Stefanos Tsitsipas! What a breath-taking final match we saw. That was the finish of the season we wished for. Dominic Thiem, who was able to […]

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US Open 2019 Pre-Tournament Winner Predictions – Tennis Column #28

Last Grand Slam Tournament of the season will start in a week. US Open 2019 is the last chance for a lot of players to […]

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No more Grand Slams for Federer – Tennis Column #27

You will hardly find anyone who did not wish Federer to claim the Wimbledon title on Sunday. Even Djokovic fans would accept that Federer is […]

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Wimbledon 2019 Pre-Tournament Predictions – Tennis Column #25

The most famous tennis tournament starts on Monday. Only Grand Slam tournament played on grass courts is a challenge for players, fans, and bettors. Wimbledon […]

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Can Nadal win one more? – Tennis Column #22

Rafael Nadal is the king of the clay. There is absolutely no doubt about it. But are we seeing actually his demise from the throne? Three […]

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Fed Cup Semifinals & Play-Off Preview – Tennis Column #21

The third week of April is free of WTA tournaments. However, a fan of women tennis does not need to be worried. The Fed Cup […]

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O Canada – Tennis Column #20

Mentioning Canada on tennis blog was a kinda unimaginable decade ago. Yes, in hockey you could not start without mentioning at least one or two […]

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Clay Tennis Season with Federer is here – Tennis Column #19

The “almost” grand slam tournaments in Indian Wells and Miami are over. Now it is time to move on. And like every season, April is […]

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Next Generation on the Attack? – Tennis Column #18

We are slowly mowing to the second quarter of the season. Indian Wells tournament did not bring the results most of the fans expected. Andreescu […]

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Tennis Ball Machine – Can it replace a coach or not? How to make the most use of it?

Practice makes champions. And the Tennis Ball Machine can make the workout effective and easier for anyone. However, the Tennis Ball Machine cannot make a […]

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All we learned during Australian Open 2019 – Tennis Column #17

Australian Open 2019 is history. Novak Djokovic and Naomi Osaka claimed the titles. There were a lot of interesting moments we covered in our daily […]

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Australian Open 2019 Notebook (updated) – Tennis Column #16

First Grand Slam Tournament of the season always attracts a lot of attention. It is the real start of the tennis season with all the […]

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Tennis Column #15 – What did the first week of the season show?

The first week of the tennis season is almost at the end. The first tournament winners are known and with Australian Open starting in 7 […]

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Tennis Column #14 – What is wrong with Roger?

Watching this year Nitto ATP Finals is tough for any Roger Federer fan. It is visible, that this is not Roger who destroyed everyone in […]

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Tennis Column #13 – Cilic in Free Fall & Davis Cup Absences

Marin Cilic living hard times Croatian no. 6 in ATP rankings has a tough finish of the season. After he reached semifinals in Cincinnati (loss with […]

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Tennis Column #12 – New Star was born: Naomi Osaka

Naomi Osaka played awesome tennis! The sentence above describes what I want to remember from US Open 2018. Her attitude, cold mind and perfect hits […]

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Tennis Column #11 – Serena & Novak

After 10 days of hard-fought battles, we finally arrived in semifinals at US Open 2018. And that is the right time to refresh my picks […]

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Tennis Column #10 – US Open 2018: It is wide open

I am looking forward to US Open 2018 like never before. You remember last year? Federer, Nadal, Federer, Nadal. That is the list of 2017 […]

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Tennis Column #9 – Alexander Zverev and his head

Do you remember May 2018? That famous two weeks run by Alexander Zverev. Now it seems, the course of his game is repeating. Just look […]

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Tennis Column #8 – Karolina Pliskova did it again

Karolina Pliskova is still changing towels more often than coaches. However, the number of her coaches in the last two years is pretty high. Four […]

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Tennis Column #7 – Withdrawals

US Open Year Ago I remember last year August uproar about many withdrawals before the US Open. The social media protests came in two waves. […]

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Tennis Column #6 – How many real contenders are there for a Grand Slam win?

More than 15 contenders on every surface among Ladies There was a lot of talk about how losses of favorites in first rounds of Wimbledon […]

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Tennis Column #5 – Do we witness ATP Generation change now?

Alexander Zverev winning ATP Masters 1000 in Madrid, Juan Martin del Potro taking the title in Indian Wells, Dominic Thiem in French Open semifinals. Are […]

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