. . .Or: I sure nailed that one. This morning, I was somehow moved to sit down with my coffee and jot down the bona fide playbook, provide a sketch of the real map of this evening's men's U.S. Open Championship. Excerpt (still warm from this morning's printing press): But what is likely to happen today if …
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Attitude and Form
As we prepare for this mammoth collision of great men's championship final tennis (congrats btw to the two Italian ladies who put-on quite a show. . .at the trophy ceremony! Great vibes. What a way to retire, going-out on top in the big apple), just a quick note on attitude and form. Novak will probably …
The Final
Keeping this short and to the point. You should know what happened yesterday and what's at stake tomorrow. The heavy weights have advanced and are ready to square-off in Arthur Ashe Stadium for the 2015 U.S. Open Championship. Roger has five USO titles, winning five in a row from '04 to '08. Novak, six years …
2015 U.S. Open Men’s Semifinals
We're all set. We could not ask for a better final four. Each of the four has his own significant drive to claim this final major of the year. Allow me to cut to the chase. The secret to making pretty accurate reads on these matches first of all requires that we pay attention to the …
U.S. Open Week Two
We have reached the U.S. Open Quarter Finals. What are the big surprises? Nadal and Murray are out? Nadal, even though he was 1,000,000 - 0 when up 2-0, is not a surprise. With Murray, a top 15er finally administered what a few of us have suspected all along: Murray's game is second-tier goods. Slice …
U.S. Open First Round
Everything going according to plan. Let's start in the top half of the top: Djokovic played with purpose and looked great though this is R1 so we're just nodding and sipping at this point. Big hitting Russian Gabashvili or Seppi seem the only blip on the radar before he likely sees Goffin in the quarters. …
New York
Sure, the videos are not my normal look, but we can still enjoy them; and, in fact, isn't this the best time of the year to step-up your game? Ha. Call it my chip and charge, catching the reader off guard (more on that momentarily). It's time for New York City tennis, folks. American bias aside, …
On the Eve of Hard Courts
The hard court season is upon us, with Washington D.C. beginning this week, followed by two consecutive ATP 1000s in Montreal and Cincinnati, and a final tune-up at Winston-Salem before we're dropped at the doorstep of the United States Open. Anticipation without a doubt builds for this final major of 2015. We know the stakes for the …
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