Week 23, 2025

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Gill Gross & Ben Ornstein
June 10, 2025

ATP Events This Week: Stuttgart 250, Libéma 250

WTA Events This Week: London 500, Libéma 250

  • Andre Agassi’s Alcaraz Backhand Analysis

    Why It’s Interesting: Agassi brilliantly breaks down how recent technical changes to the Alcaraz backhand have allowed him to “bring down his blood pressure.” The full 19-minute studio segment is rich with insight.

  • Stefanos Tsitsipas Opens Up On The Changeover Podcast

    Why It’s Interesting: A rare window inside the mind of a player trying to rebuild in real time.

  • WTA Tennis Is Back At Queen’s Club

    Why It’s Interesting: It’s been 52 years.

‘It’s a seminal moment’: Queen’s gears up for return of women’s tennis after 52 years

Lawn Tennis Association believes revived Queen’s women’s event can be catalyst for brighter days ahead

www.theguardian.com/sport/2025/jun/07/its-a-seminal-moment-queens-gears-up-for-return-of-womens-tennis-after-52-years

  • Andy Murray’s First Interview Since Djokovic Split

    Why It’s Interesting: He discussed his future in coaching, and more. The interview accompanied an unveiling of the newly named Andy Murray Arena at Queen’s Club.

Andy Murray open to tennis coaching return as Queen's Club court is named after him

Andy Murray is open to a return to coaching "at some stage" but says he still has plenty to learn after his stint with Novak Djokovic.

www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/articles/cdedw85ew42o

  • D’Arcy Maine Investigates: Why Are There So Few Female Tennis Coaches?

Why are there so few women coaches in professional tennis?

Just 12 out of 128 players in the 2025 French Open women's main draw have a woman coach. And many within the sport aim to get more women in the role.

www.espn.com/tennis/story/_/id/45443567/women-coaches-professional-tennis-french-open

  • Coco Reveals The True Size Of Her Roland Garros Trophy

  • Leaving You With The Magic Of Tennis’ Scoring System, Visualized

On Monday Match Analysis, Gill dives into one of the great spectacles we've seen on a tennis court. Carlos Alcaraz came back from the brink defeat to beat Jannik Sinner in the 2025 Roland Garros men's final, the longest in history. He examines the 4th set championship points, the 5th set conclusion and keys such as forehand effectiveness, Alcaraz's bravery under pressure and Sinner's fitness.

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