Liya Davidov
Reporter at Tennis Magazine
a lot of tennis and a little bit of me on a plate
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The Hall of Famer recalled the unforgettable locker room moment he had with a 17-year-old Rafa at Roland Garros on the Served Podcast. Published Jun 06, 2025Andre Agassi on the Sinner-Alcaraz rivalry: "Whose high end is really better?"Before Rafeal Nadal became 14-time Roland Garros champion and member of the Big 3 Rafael Nadal, he was yet another talented teenager working his way through the professional tennis tour.
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The French stars sealed their reunion with a selfie, as shared in two POVs.Published Jun 05, 2025The band is back together! ‘Les Four Musketeers’ Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Gilles Simon, Richard Gasquet and Gael Monfils reunited this week at Roland Garros to celebrate the recently-retired Gasquet.
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“I get told my family should get cancer and die from people on here on a regular basis,” writes world No. 3. Published Jun 05, 2025World No. 3 Pegula falls to world No. 361 Boisson in fourth round | HighlightsJessica Pegula took to Instagram to expose “delusional” sports betters following a fourth-round upset to world No. 361 Lois Boisson at Roland Garros. “A thread on the insane people that bet on tennis,” wrote the American on her Instagram story.
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AI predicts the second week of the clay-court Slam. Published Jun 03, 2025The Roland Garros champions have been crowned—where artifical intelligence is concerned, that is. Just as AI predicted the AO ahead of the year's first Grand Slam tournament, we turned to ChatGPT for its predictions on the men’s and women’s singles brackets.
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Early exits in Paris are heading to the first grass-court tournament of the season next week. Published Jun 01, 2025They're going green!As the clay-court spring heads into its final days during the second week at Roland Garros, tennis has already made its way to the green grass of Birmingham in the United Kingdom. A staple on the women's calendar for more than four decades, the city is preparing for its first WTA 125 tournament, as well as first-ever professional men’s tennis event as well.
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