UbiTennis has collected the words that journalists and reviewers around the world have written on the new Netflix documentary, “Guillermo Vilas: Settling the Score”, which depicts...
His longevity is unmatched – he won his last title at 43. Navratilova and Evert met 80 times, Djokovic and Nadal 56; well, he and Laver...
Former national coach and tennis journalist Mark Winters addresses a recent article about the decline of men’s tennis in the two countries with the help of...
The long-time tennis columnist for the Charleston (S.C.) Post and Courier newspaper, James Beck, gives his take on the French Open men’s final.
The king of clay dominated his match against world No.1 Djokovic to continue what will perhaps be the most dominant run at a Grand Slam tournament...
Sixteen unseeded players will feature in the singles draw at the French Open – however, the Big Three (Djokovic, Nadal and… Thiem) have been gliding past...
Sunday at the French Open will be as much about the underdogs as it will be about the headline acts.
A strong national tennis movement can be important for the interest of sport in countries and creating the next generation.
The hunt to equal Court's tally of 24 Grand Slam titles is still very much center stage in her mind. Despite the cold and the fact...
The players’ association CEO, Andrea Gaudenzi, has devised a project of 92 pages to drive the sport forward, including plans for a Masters 1000 event on...
A perfect song can be composed with either a racquet or a guitar: a brief history of the love affair between tennis and music, from Bertè-Borg...
Some title favourites will start their campaigns on Sunday as Novak Djokovic switches his focus to doubles duty.
What does it mean for the highest paid female tennis player in the world to march in the streets to assert her political views?
Formally not, despite many people, including him and his wife, testing positive to the virus causing COVID-19. More than a few, if we consider that Novak...
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...
Throughout its history the “Game of a Lifetime”, hasn’t always been the game for everyone’s life. The fact is, it often hasn’t been “that” game at...
From the rule of the fifth set in the Slams to the controversial medical time out, passing through the distribution of ATP points: how can tennis...
