Tighten it up, tennis: present a united front, empower chair umpires and rework the rulesThe sport seems to have outgrown its roots, yet tries to operate under values it has left behind.Read the story
Australian OpenHow exactly did Aryna Sabalenka figure out her serve?In a long, painful—but ultimately successful—battle, her decisions to retain her coaches and become her own psychologist paid huge dividends.By Peter Bodo Jan 30, 2023
Australian OpenRafael Nadal and the definition of sacrificeA post-loss remark from Rafa last week is worth revisiting.By Peter Bodo Jan 24, 2023
The Business of TennisWith implosion of Kosmos’ reimagined event, the Davis Cup runs dryWhile the historic international competition has not been pronounced dead, it may be in its last throes. (In its place? The United Cup.)By Peter Bodo Jan 16, 2023
The Business of TennisNaomi Osaka is at the crossroadsThe two-time Australian Open champion won't play this year's tournament, and has been a non-factor of late. At a certain point, her seeming indifference to the sport may cost her.By Peter Bodo Jan 09, 2023
2022 Year In ReviewTop 5 ATP Players of 2022, No. 2: Rafael NadalOn balance, Rafa’s performance in 2022 likely will be looked upon as an epic of the Open era due to inhibiting factors in play all year.By Peter Bodo Dec 15, 2022
2022 Year In ReviewTop 5 ATP Players of 2022, No. 5: Taylor FritzThe American knows where he’s been, and seems to have a handle on where he’s going next.By Peter Bodo Dec 12, 2022
