Gale Moorman
Columnist at Tennis World
Writer for https://t.co/8EKmMNcmaN. Writer on tennis/news topics; Podcast host: ‘TennisChat’ Give commentary on many topics. Rec player. USOpen worker 20 yrs.
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May 17, 2024 |
tennisworldusa.org | Gale Moorman
"I would say the last few weeks have been a lot. I think from the performance today it was very clear that mentally and emotionally I was exhausted," Emma Raducanu had explained upon her first round exit at the Madrid Open. The Brit's opponent at Madrid's opening round was Argentina's Marie Lourdes Carle who on paper, Emma should have defeated.
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May 14, 2024 |
tennisworldusa.org | Gale Moorman
"The way I felt on the court today was just completely like a different player entered into my shoes. Just no rhythm, no tempo, no balance whatsoever on any shot. It's a bit concerning," Novak Djokovic, the no. 1 ATP ranked player was describing how he'd felt as he played his third round Italian Open match with the 29th seeded Chilean-Canadian Alejandro Tabilo.
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May 9, 2024 |
tennisworldusa.org | Gale Moorman
"We will take our time, there is no rush," Jannik Sinner, the ATP's no. 2 ranked player commented on his approximation date back on tour. He is absent from the competitive courts due to an injured right hip sustained at the Madrid Open. Sinner was successful at winning his first and second rounds at the Spain event, but was unable to play the quarterfinal against Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime.
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Apr 15, 2024 |
tennisworldusa.org | Gale Moorman
The Serbian was winding down to not losing a set at the Rolex Monte Carlo Masters final. He was feeling confident and positive until Casper Ruud came along and gave him that losing jolt at the beginning of his clay court season. The Norwegian was happy for not only winning the semifinal but the first time ever after six meetings being successful over Djokovic. There were scary times when onlooking fans saw Novak trembling; whether it be from physical exhaustion or mental stamina lost.
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Apr 10, 2024 |
tennisworldusa.org | Gale Moorman
"Earlier this year around the holidays I decided this would be my last season. I'm feeling really happy about it and looking forward to it," Danielle Collins told the WTA media before winning her two WTA 1000 back-to-back titles. Collins has had some health issues but proclaims that it was not the reason of giving her retirement announcement. In 2016 she turned pro and three years later was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis.
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