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    featuretennis2 months ago

    Roger Federer - A humble champion

    Humility is a virtue of the strong and not a vice of the weak. But having said this, how an individual deals with success will always be the true test of one's humility. And though remaining down to earth amid the highs and lows may seem like a tough task, Roger Federer has shown us the way.
    Rohit George
    featuretennis3 months ago

    Why the ongoing absence of Serena Williams is beneficial to women's tennis

    While there is no denying the fact that Serena Williams has been missed ever since her Australian Open triumph this year, her absence may just bring back the competitive edge to tennis, owing to her dominance. Moreover, this might also give us our first glimpse of the post-Serena era.
    Rohit George
    featuretennis6 months ago

    The second coming of Roger Federer

    If his skill epitomized Federer's first reign at the top, his performances and results since his comeback from injury, so far this year, can be attributed to sheer will power and passion for his craft. Moreover, this could be the start of Federer's second tenure at the helm of world tennis
    Rohit George
    featuretennis7 months ago

    ATP ranking | How are the ranking points awarded?

    The way the ATP Rankings work is not common knowledge. People believe it's hard to understand the ranking system in tennis, while in truth, it's probably the easiest rankings systems among all sports. Here's a simple, easy-to-understand explanation of how the ATP rankings work.
    SportsCafe Desk
    featuretennis8 months ago

    Of Federer and Nadal; of Sport and Us

    Federer might have won this match but that doesn’t mean a thing really. They have been greats for long now and will remain greats for long to come. Their rivalry has defined them, elevated tennis and enhanced our lives.
    Sarath Chandra
    featuretennis8 months ago

    How and where Roger Federer won against Rafael Nadal

    When the two Champions entered the Rod Laver Arena on Sunday, it was truly like two Gladiators walking into the Colosseum.
    Faizan Qadiri
    featuretennis8 months ago

    The greatest rivalry in sports – Federer and Nadal one last time!

    It's the quarterfinals last weekend, and Kei Nishikori is otherworldly in the first set – how else do you call it when he makes the greatest player the sport has seen look clueless.
    Prabu Thiruppathy
    featuretennis8 months ago

    Australian Open | Five best matches in Week 1

    The first Grand Slam of the year is off to a flyer, and it will be the first Aussie Open since 2011 that will not feature either of the top two seeds in the final. The Open has seen the return of the serve and volley with players experimenting the old style against the new age heavyweights.
    Faizan Qadiri
    featuretennis9 months ago

    Which are the best-performing countries at each of the four Grand Slams?

    The United States of America’s dominance in tennis might be on the wane, but the other nations still have a lot of catching up to do if they are to establish themselves as the new tennis superpower. We take a look at how each nation has fared in the four Grand Slams in the open era.
    Amlan Majumdar
    featuretennis9 months ago

    Djokovic or Murray: Who is the real winner in 2016?

    If 2016 began with Novak Djokovic's continuation of his dominance, it ended in a stunning fashion with Andy Murray dethroning him from the top spot. As Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal were out of the picture for most of the season due to injuries, the role reversal between Djokovic and Murray kept tennis fans spellbound.
    Sudeshna Banerjee