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2 days ago |
tennishead.net | Callum Davies
Alexander Zverev has come under fire for another disappointing defeat at a Grand Slam. The 29-year-old, who is widely regarded as the best player to have never won a major, has been striving for that ultimate honour for what feels like forever. At the start of his career, he could be forgiven for failing to achieve that goal during an unprecedented era of three-way dominance.
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tennishead.net | Callum Davies
Nick Kyrgios has resurfaced to offer his opinion on the current state of tennis, just days after revealing the setback that will keep him out of Wimbledon. Having opted out of the entire clay-court season, it really felt like the 30-year-old might have a chance of being fit enough for grass, his favoured surface. After all, he did manage to play in a handful of tournaments at the back end of 2024 and the start of 2025, despite admitting his persisting discomfort.
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2 days ago |
tennishead.net | Callum Davies
There are few in history who can say that they beat one of Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer. Then, when delving into who managed to snatch at least one victory over them all, that list narrows further. After all, these are three of the greatest tennis players of all time, and coincidentally all converged during one legendary generation. For men’s tennis, they sit atop the rankings for the most Grand Slam titles ever won, with records that few will ever break.
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2 days ago |
tennishead.net | Callum Davies
Nick Kyrgios has given his verdict on Jack Draper’s chances of winning a Grand Slam title in the future. The Brit has enjoyed an outstanding past 12 months, having risen from a powerful lefty with all the tools to compete into a genuine threat in each tournament he enters. Even during this clay-court season, which was expected to be the period where he struggled most, the world number five enjoyed surprising success by reaching the Madrid Open final and the Round of 16 in the French Open.
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2 days ago |
tennishead.net | Callum Davies
Patrick McEnroe, whilst full of praise for Novak Djokovic, was not happy with Alexander Zverev’s performance last night. The German raced into a one-set lead against his 38-year-old opponent, and was expected to use his youth and physicality to continue dominating the rest of the proceedings. However, he did not account for the ingenuity and brilliance of the Djokovic drop shot, which manoeuvred him around the court with ease.
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