Spanning from his unforgettable 1988 season to his thoughts about the public role of professional athletes, the Swede is never trivial in his comments. Now an...
A reader asked me an interesting question, one whose answer deserved a full article. Nadal has his own proposal, but who is being favoured by the...
Low-ranked players are on a warpath – once again, the TV money prevailed. The Cincinnati Master “poached” the qualies from Flushing Meadows. However, the US Open...
The prestigious tennis coach speaks to UbiTennis about the upcoming launch of the Ultimate Tennis Showdown that he has co-founded.
Decades ago, black players had to concede contested points to white opponents, and they also had to pick up the balls during changeovers. In college tennis,...
UbiTennis takes a closer look at Nadal's extraordinary record on the clay!
The 1987 Wimbledon champion talks about his famous climb in the stands, and reminisces on the glory days of the Davis Cup. Also: the match point...
To save both Masters 1000, even in the event of a dispute with the US Open and wait for the big names, here are the compromise...
Angelo Binaghi, the president of the Italian Tennis Federation, seeps optimism. However, there might be just one Master 1000 spot before Paris, were the French and...
A wildcard at Santa Croce due to a weird homonymy bungle. A Country Club final with Botswana at stake, and yet never visited. The sportsmanship of...
The Serbian donated one million euros to the hospitals in Bergamo, and did so without publicity. This is a great example of the great person he...
The Italian sat down for his first conference call with the press and stated that the fate of the season revolves around the North American summer...
After 46 consecutive Championships, from Connors-Rosewall to Djokovic-Federer, for me this feels like the interruption of a religious experience, a small trauma. I’ve spent two years...
We’ve witnessed the retirement of several players over the last two years (Berdych, Ferrer, Almagro, Baghdatis, …). Many thought that the same would have happened in...
Chief Editor Ubaldo Scanagatta catches up with Hall of Famer Steve Flink about tennis during the coronavirus emergency
The French Federation is at fault, but not too much. Was Rafa Nadal selfish? What about Roger Federer? This isn’t the first civil war in tennis...
The postponement of the French Open is a provocation (or even a war declaration) to start a discussion on the current season calendar.
Those who should be calling the shots are showing more and more uncertainty. Surely, this is ignorance-driven, but then we should just play it safe.
Here is a review of the highs and lows that took place at Melbourne Park on Tuesday.
For the first time on Ubitennis.net, my predictions for the 2020 season. Last year I got 24 out of 30, how will I fare this time...