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
Sharada Iyer
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
TWUSA exclusive with Tom Annear: From Maharashtra Open unto the Miami Open
Tennis - Annear was also the tournament director of the now-defunct Chennai Open, which was a part of the ATP World Tour from 1996 up to 2017.
Maharashtra Open: Altered ball variant raises unexpected problem
Tennis - The decision to use Yonex balls at the Maharashtra Open hasn't been well-received
Patience key as Pierre-Hugues Herbert looks for singles success
Tennis - Pierre-Hugues Herbert wants to start the 2018 season in quite a different manner as compared to the previous years
Untroubled by lack of results, Gilles Simon keen to keep at it in 2018
Tennis - The former Australian Open and Wimbledon quarter-finalist is trying to make his way back into the top-tier of the ATP Tour after a lopsided 2017 season
Balancing expectations and schedule, Marin Cilic eager to get going in 2018
Tennis - The world no. 6 is the top-seed at the inaugural edition of the Maharashtra Open in Pune, India
TWUSA Exclusive with Aryna Sabalenka: 'This behaviour was my mistake'
Tennis: The Belarusian has had a year to remember, with breaking the top-100 barrier of the WTA singles rankings and helping Belarus be in the reckoning to win the Fed Cup final against USA.
Laura Robson happy to wrap up 2017 season with "no injuries"
Tennis - Former world no. 27 Laura Robson was one of the player attractions at the WTA 125k series, Mumbai Open
ATP Finals Contenders at a Glance: Novak Djokovic - The Man to Beat
Tennis - The world no. 1 has been in brilliant form this year, leaving all his rivals far behind in the dust
It´s a No-fuss Semi-final Entry for Rafael Nadal in Hamburg!
Tennis - The world no. 10 won in straight sets against Pablo Cuevas
Rafael Nadal Reaches Quarters in Hamburg
Tennis - The top-seed had an awkward finish to the match to make it to the last eight.
Rafael Nadal Claims his First Win in Hamburg Open!
Tennis - The top-seed lost the opening set but steadied his game to reach the second round at the Bet-at-Home Open
Lesia Tsurenko wins Istanbul, Sam Stosur Clinches Title in Bad Gastein!
Tennis - The world no. 47 won her maiden title defeating Urszula Radwanska, while the Australian defeated Karin Knapp to win the title
Unravelling the Jumble Behind Rafael Nadal and His Hamburg Open Decision
Tennis - Rafael Nadal´s choice to play Hamburg is both tenacious and confounding
Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka to Lead Switzerland against Netherlands in Davis Cup Playoffs
Tennis - The pair had helped their country win its first-ever Davis Cup title in 2014, defeating France in the final