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Jonathan Erlich: Linking time-lines amid myriad retirement countdowns
Former world no. 5 Jonathan Erlich spoke with Tennis World USA in Pune, at the Maharashtra Open
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Success and struggles bracket Roberto Marcora's ATP Tour ascendancy
Italian Roberto Marcora came through the qualifiers to reach his first quarter-final in an ATP event in Pune
In truncated Pune trip, Viktor Troicki throws weight behind Davis Cup-ATP Cup merger
The world no. 191 helped Serbia win the first edition of the ATP Cup, alongside Novak Djokovic
From unhappiness to happiness: How Benoit Paire transitioned himself on-court
The Frenchman spoke with Tennis World USA exclusively in the backdrop of the Maharashtra Open in Pune
Old-school and motivated: Lessons from Ivo Karlovic's brief Pune sojourn
The soon-to-be 41-year-old did not have a long stay at the Maharashtra Open but he was no less-inspiring despite his shortened trip
A chat with Maharashtra Open TD: Schedule changes, Indian hopes, and more
Tennis World USA spoke with Prashant Sutar, tournament director of the Maharashtra Open in Pune, before its 25th edition
Self-belief, determination, respect: Roger Federer's road ahead amid injury woes
The 38-year-old came through two tense five-setters against John Millman and Tennys Sandgren to reach the semi-finals of the 2020 Australian Open
Remnants of the ATP Cup: Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, and a little self-belief
The youngsters kept the ATP Cup interesting but in the end, it still came down to two of the Big Three members vying for the title
Change is the only constant that greets the 2020 season
There is a lot that looks like it would happen in the new season heralding the third decade of the 21st century
Shenzhen: Aryna Sabalenka, Garbine Muguruza kick-off season with wins
Sabalenka defeated Margarita Gasparyan, while Muguruza overcame Xinyu Wang
Resolutions are passe, Nick Kyrgios ushers in New Year with good karma
Nick Kyrgios was termed the second-most hated athlete in the world in a poll towards the end of 2019. His recent actions have been inspiring, making him more enigmatic to start the new year
Five Picks of 2019's Best Women's Slam Matches: Coco Gauff, Naomi Osaka and...
There were many great matches that the women played in the Slams this year. These five, and one honourable mention, are my picks for what were a cut above the rest. What do you make of them?
Five Picks of 2019's Best Men's Slam Matches: Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer and...
Although there were many matches to sift from, these five and three honourable mentions are my pick for this year's best matches. What do you think?
Leander Paes' retirement: When reality intruded into the fable
The 18-time Grand Slam champion announced that 2020 would be his last year on the Tour.
Mutual exchange of ideas: Crux of learning at Academia Sanchez Casal
The second part of Tennis World USA's interview with Stefan Ortega, Academy Director at the ASC focuses on how cultural backgrounds help both players and the academy coaches
Willingness to learn: Academia Sanchez Casal's expectation from enrolees
Stefan Ortega, the academy director of the Academia Sanchez Casal spoke about how the academy looked at player development
Was Rafa Nadal avoiding a straight answer to Gimelstob query? I think not
The 17-time Slam champion's reply that he did not want to tell his opinion, regarding Justin Gimelstob's continuing as part of the ATP management, to the media at the Barcelona Open created controversy anew
Grigor Dimitrov: I've never been a fan of this thing called Next Gen
The former world no. 3 spoke with Tennis World USA during a small media interaction at the Barcelona Open
Fernando Verdasco on ADHD: With years and experience, I managed it
The Spaniard also said that he did not care much about the negative comments that came his way and that he was focused on doing what he loved to do
Even to be mentally strong, player needs body to hold up: Fernando Verdasco
The Spaniard won his first match as a new father at the Barcelona Open
Barcelona Open: Alexander Zverev: I do not try to be someone that I am not
The world no. 3 also said that he was still not at his best
To what does Dominic Thiem's veering towards clay-based events lead?
Tennis: The Austrian's schedule leaves a little room for non-clay-based tournaments
Women's Day special: Emboldening women's tennis future, and its past
Tennis - The women's draw is weaving some appealing matches even as there is the comeback of Serena Williams to savour
Roger Federer's resurgence: Vintage, yet with shades unknown
Tennis - After trying to catch-up with his younger rivals, the Swiss is re-scripting tennis' history pages
Roger Federer, version 2.0: The vulnerabilities that changed it all
Tennis - The world no. 2's 20th Grand Slam title is said to be because of his tactical improvements. But, there's more to Federer's renewed domination
Kyle Edmund settling in similar-yet-different settings at Australian Open
Tennis - The world no. 49 powered through to the semi-finals at Melbourne Park, upsetting third seed Grigor Dimitrov in the quarter-final
Australian Open: Summer stokes heat, sparks fly about scheduling woes
Tennis - Defending champion Roger Federer came under criticism from certain audiences, who argued that the Swiss was receiving unfair advantage in his on-court scheduling
In comeback, Novak Djokovic seeking purposefulness anew
Tennis - The six-time former Australian Open champion was near-flawless in his first-round match against Donald Young at Melbourne Park
Despite fledgling experience, Denis Shapovalov cementing sustainability
Tennis - The 18-year-old Canadian beat fellow one-handed backhander Stefanos Tsitsipas in straight sets in the Australian Open first round
TWUSA Exclusive with Jiri Vesely: 'In tennis you've to wait for your time'
Tennis - Jiri Vesely is making a fresh comeback attempt after two injury-affected seasons in 2016 and 2017