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FRENCH OPEN MAY HAVE TO LEAVE PARIS AND “WATCH TRADITION GROW”

FRENCH OPEN MAY HAVE TO LEAVE PARIS AND “WATCH TRADITION GROW”

Jun. 1 | By Randy Walker In my days at the U.S. Tennis Association, I remember reading articles about the U.S. Open’s move from the historic West Side Tennis Club at Forest Hills to the USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing, N.Y. and how people were...

MURPHY JENSEN OWED OVER  $1 MILLION IN TAXES, ACCORDING TO REPORT: THIS WEEK IN TENNIS BUSINESS

MURPHY JENSEN OWED OVER $1 MILLION IN TAXES, ACCORDING TO REPORT: THIS WEEK IN TENNIS BUSINESS

May. 26 | By Justin Cohen This Week In Tennis Business provides business headlines throughout the tennis industry and runs every Wednesday. According to the Detroit News, former French Open doubles champion Murphy Jensen owed more than $1 million in taxes...

Mondays With Bob Greene: It was definitely a big achievement to beat Roger Federer in his home city and country

Mondays With Bob Greene: It was definitely a big achievement to beat Roger Federer in his home city and country

Nov. 9 | STARS Andy Murray won the Valencia Open 500 in Valencia, Spain, beating Mikhail Youzhny 6-3 6-2 Novak Djokovic wins Basel Novak Djokovic beat Roger Federer 6-4 4-6 6-2 to win the Davidoff Swiss Indoors in Basel, Switzerland Aravane Rezai beat Marion...

Roland Garros Dead!

Roland Garros Dead!

Oct. 5 | Roland Garros, the famed French aviator whose name is now more associated with the national tennis championships of France, died on this day, October 5, in 1918 when his plane was shot down in the Ardennes during World War I. This event – and others...