Tennis.com Interview
An ATP tennis destination like no other: Halle celebrates 30 years and 3 million patrons
By Jun 23, 2023Tennis.com Interview
Meet Florian Zitzelsberger, the performance coach bringing new mom Naomi Osaka back to Grand Slam shape
By Nov 08, 2023Tennis.com Interview
Ohio State football coach Ryan Day finds inspiration on the tennis court
By Oct 20, 2023Tennis.com Interview
Andrey Rublev is learning that sharing his kind heart with everyone needs to include himself
By Oct 20, 2023Tennis.com Interview
Boy Meets World: Alex Michelsen's ascent from No. 1,022 to No. 110, in one year
By Sep 28, 2023Tennis.com Interview
Five Minutes With… Linda Fruhvirtova: Czech teen describes Gen Z binge-watching habits amid up and down 2023 season
By Sep 28, 2023Tennis.com Interview
Four decades ago, Terry Holladay was the WTA's pioneering mom
By Sep 21, 2023Tennis.com Interview
50 years ago, John Newcombe rallied from near-retirement to become US Open champion
By Sep 10, 2023Tennis.com Interview
With US Open title in sight, the party is on hold for soon-to-be No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka
By Sep 06, 2023Tennis.com Interview
Dana Mathewson, America’s top wheelchair tennis player, is ready for impact at US Open
By Sep 05, 2023Tennis.com Interview
An ATP tennis destination like no other: Halle celebrates 30 years and 3 million patrons
Nestled in the charming countryside of northwest Germany, the innovative grass-court tournament adored by players and fans alike has achieved three decades of excellence.
Published Jun 23, 2023
Advertising
Advertising

An aerial view of the inaugural ATP Halle event.
© TERRA WORTMANN OPEN
Advertising

Henri Leconte holds the distinction as Halle's first singles champion after defeating Andrei Medvedev in the 1993 final.
© TERRA WORTMANN OPEN
Advertising

There's something for everyone on the grounds.
© Matt Fitzgerald
Advertising
Advertising

Federer hugs mascot Gerry Berry after being introduced Wednesday.
© Matt Fitzgerald