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The Bittersweet performance of Rafael Nadal in Rome after the hiatus
There's much emphasis on staying safe versus playing during the Pandemic. The Spaniard nearly didn't want to play
GALE MOORMAN
Columnist
The Growing Inner Turmoil of Rafael Nadal
Consistency and superior play is what makes a top ranked player. Will the absence of recent match competition be a spoiler for the Spaniard?
Being inside the tennis bubble not only affects players
The tennis bubble during competition supposed to ward off virus conditions, but many feel totally cut off from the sport.
Coco Gauff's Challenging Journey
Known for her doubles play, Cori Gauff is finding it a bit more difficult playing consistent singles.
Quarrels and Quarantines: More players forced to choose Europe over US events
With nearly five months of non-competitive tennis, players are glad to get back on the court...but not any court.
Uncertainities has Bianca Andreescu extending her court absences
Her popularity blossomed at Indian Wells, but the future wasn't promised and now the unpredictable has happened.
Grigor Dimitrov after his health crisis: "Some days I don't feel good at all..."
Entering tournaments used to be spontaneous and welcomed for Grigor Dimitrov. Things changed drastically for him after contracting the virus.
Will challenges overpower Roger Federer in 2021?
There should be less anxieties and stress for Roger Federer since his timeline for competition is a long way away.
Rafael Nadal cruises to success despite tour hiatus
Finding the right recipe for victories has long been a top point with Rafael Nadal even throughout this world health crisis.
What if...? Players' worry as the tour resumes
All players want transparency and positive assurance on continuing their tournaments in the Pandemic. This may be the most difficult situation of the remaining tour.
Players now finding it a tough commit to play New York's U.S. Open
At first there were no tournaments going on because of the Pandemic; now it's a few and players are undecided.
Will next season be a special one for Roger Federer?
The Swiss is standing upon his own accolades. Having continued success over younger competitors may be too challenging.
Will the U.S. Open be a hit or miss this 2020 season?
Playing it safe and entertaining might be too much of a challenge for organizing the U.S. Open this year.
The Hidden fears Rafael Nadal has in playing the two Slams
Being at the top of the ATP heap gives players advantages but sometimes it's not all about fun and games.
Novak Djokovic may find difficulties repairing his tarnished image after Adria Tour
The turmoil of the Adria Tour could prove an obstacle for Novak Djokovic in gaining success again.
Tangibles causing Bianca Andreescu to withdraw from Credit One event
There's been a delay to Bianca Andreescu's premier comeback competition
Will Novak Djokovic's Adria Tour result in the shutdown of the 2020 season?
It was meant to be a small, but successful tournament out in the Balkans. Towards the end it has turned into a catastrophe that might have been predicted.
Can Roger Federer accomplish a double-comeback?
Returning back on tour from an injury can nearly be the worst. Roger Federer's time to acquire new goals may be running out.
Players still want to play the U.S. Open despite limitations
Participation in any grand slam regardless of conditions makes it a great thing for most players
Novak Djokovic declares: 'I changed...I like it the way it is!'
Novak Djokovic is having court freedom from sicknesses and success after finding the right recipe for his performances.
Players wonder: "How will my body respond to competition again?"
Anxiety about having a great comeback is normal for players but much time has passed and results are questionable.
Will Rafael Nadal's success be tested if fans are banned from tournaments?
Players often deal with unruly fans but playing without any could be a tremendous challenge.
How Novak Djokovic is turning the Pandemic into a Panorama of happier times
Sometimes the most difficult challenging situations can become wonderful lessons learnt.
Heather Watson comes to grips with hiatus in grand style
The tennis tour interruption is difficult to handle. Heather Watson is finding the break, a time for needed family and personal time.
Ashleigh Barty: 'You never know what's around the corner with tennis'
The regular tour can be stressful. The WTA's No. 1, Ashleigh Barty may have more challenges to come up with winners after months on hiatus.
Reilly Opelka's perfect comeback event: A UTR Pro Match Series title in Florida
Proving that you haven't lost your touch and strategies after difficult times is stressful, but Reilly Opelka took the challenge and won.
Will the 2020 Hall of Fame Induction be a ray of hope for more tennis to come?
The Induction Ceremonies is a pleasant evening of paying tribute to former players for their supreme tennis career achievements. Can it continue despite the Pandemic?
Rafael Nadal: "We're losing a year of our lives!"
Tournaments are being erased until the pandemic is over. But Rafael Nadal's wishful thinking has now shifted to a hard reality.
Was Wimbledon the big loser when the pandemic struck?
A loss sometimes can give a greater meaning to winning. Wimbledon might have capitalized on that this year.
Vasek Pospisil: "We're not used to training or playing without a target in mind"
Returning from back surgery last year, Vasek Pospisil knows what it takes to stay motivated and return on tour. But the pandemic is totally a different phenomenon.