Murray Highlights Blah Day at Open
Labor Day at the U.S. Open was anything but a holiday for tennis, as a succession of negative news unfortunately complemented a brutally dull day at the National Tennis Center. The first...
Mardy Fish
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Feared U.S. Tennis Void Now a Reality
And, poof, just like that, American tennis is gone. No, not just from the Australian Open, where the last American man standing, John Isner, lost before the first weekend of the year’s...
Finally, Fish Coming Into His Own
MASON – You can be done at 29 in tennis. Your elbow hurts. Your knees feel like 12 miles of gravel road. You spend your days watching 20-year-olds whack service winners past your...
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