Ben Rothenberg
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1 week ago |
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The U.S. Open’s revamp of its mixed doubles tournament to showcase singles stars, which has already generated remarkable amounts of chatter despite still being two months away, started to take clearer form yesterday with a release of a provisional entry list.
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2 weeks ago |
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Bonjour again, folks! I have been working on this notebook column of various assorted thoughts, miscellany, and so on from Roland Garros. But after flying home from Paris to Washington on Monday, I was admittedly pretty wiped and hit a wall. I’ve been a happy and satisfied sort of dead-tired, though.
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2 weeks ago |
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PARIS, France — It’s hard to remember what now feels like ancient history—perhaps B.C. = Before Classic—but the start of the 2025 French Open men’s final between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz really wasn’t all that good. Bounces is a reader-supported publication. To read this 2,100-word article on the 2025 French Open men’s final, receive new posts, read the full archives, and support my work traveling the tour, please consider becoming a paid subscriber.
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3 weeks ago |
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PARIS, France — Coco Gauff fell to the clay of Court Philippe Chatrier and stayed down, as if suddenly weighed down by the weight of becoming a champion after two hours and 38 minutes of a scrappy, windswept battle. When she finally stood up, able to soak in her roller coaster 6-7(5), 6-2, 6-4 win over Aryna Sabalenka, Gauff walked over toward the box where her mother and father were waiting.
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3 weeks ago |
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PARIS, France — As the Sunday’s men’s final was shaping up at Roland Garros between No. 1 Jannik Sinner and No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz, I was sure who I wanted to discuss this newly preeminent rivalry with: Giri Nathan, a writer at Defector whose forthcoming book Changeover: A Young Rivalry and a New Era of Men's Tennisfollows Sinner and Alcaraz through the 2024 season. These guys are the story of men’s tennis right now, point blank, period.
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That Skinner+Boucher wide shot was absolutely worth sticking with this dud of a game for.
RT @BenRothenberg: A few days late due to fatigue, but a big-ol' notebook dump column to wrap up my 2025 French Open coverage over at Bounc…
Didn’t expect this to drive more Bounces subscribers than any of my other French Open posts but I am delighted it has, thanks to everyone who’s joined on in the last <24 hours!
A few days late due to fatigue, but a big-ol' notebook dump column to wrap up my 2025 French Open coverage over at Bounces. Here's a rundown of the topics: https://t.co/wOWbMlMlGE https://t.co/WOWfIoVOQH