ATP Events This Week: Monte Carlo 1000
WTA Events This Week: Linz 500
Jannik Sinner Unfiltered
More: This is a new series that takes you closer to Jannik than ever before, giving you a behind the scenes look at his life off the court: his routines, his mindset, the people around him. Episode 1 starts simple with Q&A.
Tsitsipas Gives A Tell-All
Why It’s Interesting: This was a few days before his unceremonious Monte Carlo first round exit. Journalist Tom Kershaw traverses Tsitsipas’s career, from the “meltdown” against Kyrgios, to the firing a re-hiring of Apostolos, to last year’s career-worst season.
What AI “Sees” When It Watches Sport
Why It’s Interesting: For the tech nerds out there… See the quote post from X user mirrash.eth with more detail here too.
Inside Jenson Brooksby’s Game
Why It’s Interesting: From his unconventional path to the ATP Tour to his unique playing style, Brooksby breaks down the mindset, movement, and gear that define his game.
Former NCAA Champion Jamie Loeb Talks About How Players Fund Their Careers In Ways You Might Not Expect
@jamie_loeb Part 6: another way players fund their tennis career #protennis #tennisplayer #thingsiwishiknew #tennisadvice
Karue Sell Challenges Former World #11 Sam Querrey
POV Of Alex de Minaur’s Coach During Critical Points
Leaving You With A TikTok Hype Video For Clay 1000s Season
@lecstat come and get it. [audio by @ezra.mkv] [TY FOR 1K WOAHHH????!!!] #tennis #edit #tennisedit #tennistok #fyp
On the Mailbag, Gill Gross starts with some recent takeaways from Rafael Jodar's debut title, Stefanos Tsitsipas' Monte Carlo crash out and Valentin Vacherot's consistency. Then your comments, including: has Jannik Sinner's baseline game declined, who has the ATP's best 2nd serves, how does clay change pro tennis, can Lorenzo Musetti still finish No. 3, what exactly does "tennis IQ" mean, and more!
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