Joie de vivre is a French phrase that means joy of living. It represents someone who radiates happiness and spreads it to those around them. Few players from this generation have embodied joie de vivre more than Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. The Frenchman retired following his first-round loss against Casper Ruud at Roland
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An Emotional Goodbye For Marc Lopez In Madrid
‘Straight-A Student’ Alcaraz Makes Historic Top 10 Breakthrough
Tommy Robredo’s Unforgettable Career
Tribute: Jumpin’ Joe Salisbury Becomes World’s No. 1 Doubles Player
Briton Joe Salisbury today climbed to No. 1 in the ATP Doubles Rankings, passing Croatian Mate Pavic for the top spot. The 29-year-old is the third man from Great Britain to reach ATP World No. 1, joining Andy Murray (singles) and Jamie Murray (doubles). Salisbury has crafted a highly successful partnership
Dare To Dream: Medvedev’s No. 1 Destiny Now A Reality
Dolgopolov Leads Tributes After Tour Physio Ceccarelli Passes Away
Much-loved ATP and WTA physiotherapist Alessio Ceccarelli has passed away after a short illness in his hometown of Pisa. The Italian was a long-time physio for recently retired Ukrainian former World No. 13 Alexandr Dolgopolov. He had most recently worked with WTA players Laura Siegemund and Andrea Petkovic, and had
Happy 90th Birthday, Nick Bollettieri
Nick Bollettieri never set out to revolutionise the way tennis was coached, let alone become world famous. But over the course of the past six decades, the charismatic former American football player-turned paratrooper, who today celebrates his 90th birthday, never stopped learning about the sport. Be it from his time