Afternoon, all. Apologies for the late appearance of the Crisis Center post today. Wireless issues have dogged TW's crew in New York, but you can expect to see posts later today from Pete and rovin' Ray Stonada. Yesterday saw the exit of Maria Sharapova, cheered to the last second by

With travel restrictions, calendar changes and major tournaments like Wimbledon not being played last year, the ATP and WTA’s revised ranking systems have offered a reasonable solution in a difficult climate by permitting players to retain points from 2019 and early 2020 on their totals. But it can be hard

Morning all. Please use this as your space to comment on the ongoing tennis. The quarterfinals in Barcelona are being played today; it's also the start of a weekend of Fed Cup tennis. Today's Order of Play in Barcelona can be found on this link. In the absence of David

Morning. This is today's thread for discussing current matches, and general tennis-related topics.

WIMBLEDON, England—You might wonder what the British sports press does when it rains; they obviously have a lot of time to kill because of it. It turns out that the media here is just like you and me: The more time they have to think, the more they start to

Morning. This is today's thread for following the tennis in Shanghai, and any other tennis-related issues of the day. Today's two matches are between the two losers in the Gold Group on Sunday, Novak Djokovic and Richard Gasquet (at 9 a.am GMT/4 a.m. EST), followed by David Ferrer and Rafael

Hi all. Here's today's space for discussing the Davis Cup final between Argentina and Spain. As expected, David Nalbandian will be taking the place of Jose Acasuso in today's doubles: he and Agustin Calleri will face Feliciano Lopez and Fernando Verdasco. One of the many things I really like about

Sv By Rosangel Valenti, TW Contributing Editor Good morning. We're now into the last two days of the tournament, and today at 2 p.m. local time, it's the ladies' singles final, Serena Wiliams versus Venus Williams. Please use this as your gathering-place to discuss or match-call today's tennis. We'd appreciate

Blake2By Rosangel Valenti, TW Contributing Editor Good morning. This is today's thread for discussing the tennis taking place in Rome, or at the WTA event in Berlin. Along with a friend, I hope to make it to the tennis in person at some point today, at least for the later

One final’s done; another is slated for today as the Australian Open winds down.

AP09062108985 Good morning, all. This is today's initial post for discussing the activities taking place at Wimbledon; today's Order of Play can be found here. We'll be providing you with Overflow posts during the day as needed - so if you find the current post closed to comments, please look

This is the Tribe's daily post for discussing whatever happens at Wimbledon in any brief dry intervals that may occur between the prevailing showers. The Order of Play for today is here. I will be departing for SW19 soon, in the hope that some live tennis will played today. I'll

Former Olympic gold medalist Marc Rosset tells Switzerland’s Tennis Magazine that men's tennis is less competitive than it once was. The big-serving Rosset played during the 1990s, winning the gold medal at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. He also reached the 1996 Roland Garros semifinals. "Tennis has been reduced to three

Mornin' folks. I know it's supposed to rain in Paris today, but I want to get this up before I turn on TTC (it's pretty early here in New York). This will be your Crisis Center for today, and I will have an Off Topic post later today, although almost

Mornin'. Whoops - I neglected to post a CC yesterday, but I have a new one for you today. I was impressed by my first view of Brian Baker today (you can check out my Racquet Reaction post); I've always been a big fan of those whose style might be

Hi all. With the last set of fourth-round matches commencing shortly, here's today's space for discussing the tennis. We saw a very high volume of comments yesterday, and are expecting a similar amount today, so ask that you keep your talk focused on the tennis until after the day's matches

Felix Auger-Aliassime’s most common expression on a tennis court is to show no expression at all. For an 18-year-old, the Canadian is remarkably self-controlled; he doesn’t waste energy fist-pumping or exhorting himself when things are going well, or writhing in agony when things aren’t. But on Wednesday in Madrid, Auger-Aliassime

Sunday Order of Play Davis Cup: Kazakhstan (1) vs Italy (2) at 4 AM –Kukushkin vs Seppi followed by Golubev vs Bolelli WTA: Kuala Lumpur at 6 AM – Caroline Wozniacki vs Alexandra Dulgheru Davis Cup: Germany (0) vs France (3) at 8 AM – Dead rubbers Davis Cup: Serbia

Mornin', everyone. Let's cut right to the chase because they're about to introduce the players. I'll covering the Federer-Djokovic match today. I've had a strange feeling all week about Federer. As I wrote in my preview, I think he's going to pull off the upset today. And in the other