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Ok, I used to play tennis all the time a decade ago +, but I wasn't much of a gear head at the time and didn't give much thought to things like brand, string tension, swing weight (what is that even??), head size, string pattern, etc, etc. All that mattered to me at the time was having a long...

Look at how things are shaping up for a mouthwatering potential final at Wimbledon next year in which history could be decided. - If Djokovic wins the FO tomorrow, he'll be at 18 slams, with Nadal at 19 and Federer at 20. - At AO 2021, Djokovic's pet slam, he's the overwhelming favourite to...

I know Mac took 6 months off in 1986 due to burnout, so it's reasonable to assume that he would have been fresh upon his return and resume his spot at or near the top of the sport, but that didn't occur. From the end of 1986 all the way through 1987 and 1988, his slam results were awful. For a...

Something about him seems off when he does the on court interviews - shaky voice, nervous swaying, fumbling over words, hunched a bit, looking mostly left and right down at the court instead of making eye contact with the player he’s talking to... Very strange behaviour...

Has there ever been a pro with this style of play that's opposite of the vast majority of players?

Roger Federer: After a lengthy injury layoff, from January 2017 to March 2018 unexpectedly won 3 slams, several Masters, and returned to number 1 before his level dropped again. Raphael Nadal: After a lengthy injury layoff, from May 2017 to August 2018 unexpectedly won 3 slams, several Masters...

The whole idea was to guarantee victory at Wimbledon, and while that goal was achieved brilliantly last year, this year was an utter fail. If he can't win Wimbledon totally fit and refreshed after a lengthy break with plenty of grass training, losing to one of his former pidgeons, then he...