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Doubles Star Mahesh Bhupathi Teaming Up With Andy Murray: This Week in Tennis Business with Justin Cohen
Apr. 10 | By: Justin Cohen @JustinCohen44 Bhupathi teams with Andy Murray According to a press release, doubles legend Mahesh Bhupathi’s Globosport and Simon Fuller’s XIX Entertainment have announced a new venture named XIX Globosport to capitalize...
Canada Reaches Davis Cup Semifinals; Injured Djokovic Leads Serbia Over USA – Mondays With Bob Greene
Apr. 8 | By Bob Greene STARS Serena Williams beat Jelena Jankovic 3-6 6-0 6-2 to win the Family Circle Cup inCharleston,South Carolina,USA Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova beat Angelique Kerber 4-6 6-2 6-4 to win the Monterrey Open inMonterrey,Mexico DAVIS CUP World...
Pete Sampras Labeled Simply “A Good Player”
Mar. 1 | By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher Has anyone ever labeled Pete Sampras simply as a “good” tennis player and not one of the greatest of all time? Yes, in fact. Except it was 25 years ago. On March 2, 1988, former U.S. Davis Cup player Eliot...
Twenty Years Since The World Lost Arthur Ashe
Feb. 6 | By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher It was 20 years ago, on February 6, 1993, that the world lost Arthur Ashe. As documented in my book ON THIS DAY IN TENNIS HISTORY ($19.95, www.TennisHistoryBook.com), Ashe, the Wimbledon and U.S. Open champion,...
WTA Signs Multi-Year, Multi-Million Dollar Deal With Xerox: This Week in Tennis Business with Justin Cohen
Feb. 6 | By Justin Cohen @JustinCohen44 WTA signs multi-year, multi-million dollar deal with Xerox The WTA has announced a multi-year, multi-million dollar global partnership with Xerox, the world’s leading enterprise for business process and document management....
The Longest Tennis Matches of All Time, Courtesy of Bud Collins
Feb. 3 | By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher Tomas Berdych and Lukas Rosol’s historic Davis Cup doubles victory in 7 hours, 2 minutes over Stan Wawrinka and Marco Chiudinelli set a new standard as the longest doubles match and longest Davis Cup match of...
The Post-Andy Roddick U.S. Davis Cup World
Feb. 2 | By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher JACKSONSVILLE, Fla. – Welcome to the new post-Andy Roddick U.S. Davis Cup world. Gone are the days when one Andrew Stephen Roddick strutted across the baselines of the United States and the world representing...
MaliVai Washington and The Most Courageous Davis Cup Story You Probably Don’t Know
Jan. 30 | By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher The USA-Brazil Davis Cup first round in Jacksonville this weekend provides the perfect platform to discuss what I feel is one of the most courageous Davis Cup stories that not a lot of people really know about. It...
John Isner Not Sure He’ll Be 100 Percent For Davis Cup
Jan. 28 | By Randy Walker @Tennis Publisher After missing the Australian Open due to a bone bruise in his right knee, John Isner may not be fully recovered for this week’s U.S. Davis Cup team’s first round match against Brazil in Jacksonville, Florida. “I...
Heartbreaking Injury Ends Brian Baker’s Australian Open
Jan. 15 | By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher “He’s the last guy you want to see this happen to,” said a somewhat dazed Sam Querrey to ESPN2’s Brad Gilbert Wednesday during their TV interview as Brian Baker sat nearby on his courtside seat, questioning...
Sam Querrey and Brian Baker Advance Into All-American Second-Round Australian Open Showdown
Jan. 14 | By Randy Walker @TennisPublisher It’s a different vibe with American men’s tennis at the 2013 Australian Open. In the first major championship in the post-Andy Roddick era, there are eight American men in the main draw singles field led by...
