Now in its 13th edition, the three-day Mubadala World Tennis Championship will again feature some big names taking advantage of the warm, […]
At least not unless Alireza Firouzja qualifies. (HT: Allen Becker) That would be a pity, for several reasons: he would miss out on the chance to break the record of successful title defenses held by Emanuel Lasker and Garry Kasparov...
In tennis you always have to win the last point to claim victory. Until then, your opponent is always in with a chance, even if they are heavily trailing. With the margins in the sport so small, the tempo of matches can quickly change.
Manolo Santana, a pioneer in tennis and great inspiration for Spanish sport as a whole, passed away on Saturday aged 83. The news came in an announcement from the Mutua Madrid Open, the tournament where he was Honorary President and which he directed from 2002 to 2018...
The Times of India’s tennis editor Prajwal Hegde has been recognised with the Ron Bookman Media Excellence Award in the 2021 ATP Awards.
Manuel Santana was born on 10 May 1938 into a family home on the Madrid street Lopez de Hoyos. Years later he would become one of the biggest figures in Spanish tennis, a pioneer who paved the road to success in his sport.
The brilliant aspect of the tennis scoring system means you always have to win the last point to claim victory. Until you do that, your opponent is always in with a chance, even if they are heavily trailing.
