This looks ace!
Tennis
Steve Tignor on the greatest one-handed backhand of the Open Era: ‘This beautiful and bold stroke helped the Belgian win seven Grand Slam singles titles. His forehand was more effective, and his serve more clutch. But this was perhaps the classicist’s most identifiable stroke.’ Is it Roger Federer or Justine Henin? Tough call.
Rafa going up in Down Under
Rafael Nadal doing his routine warm-up jump at the Australian Open in 2017.
The story of Gustavo Kuerten's Roland Garros title in 1997
O Guga!
Sporting terms named after people
Forget the trophies and the medals – having a move named after you is the highest accolade in sport.
CULT TENNIS on Björn Borg's failed comeback in the 1990s
From cool to fool? Not in my opinion, but I wanted something to rhyme for the excerpt.
Renee Montgomery on Ora Washington, a forgotten hero of tennis and basketball
‘It’s the struggle to be one that counts. Once you’ve arrived, everybody wants to take it away from you.’
Just another bit of Federer magic at Wimbledon (2016)
You can’t teach that.
That time Roger Federer played real tennis
Is there any sport Roger CAN’T play?
Playing tennis with the Donnay Allwood tennis racquet
Wooden racquets? Who’d have ’em?
If Carlsberg did pep talks, they wouldn't be as good as Fedal's
Blue team indeed!
Roger's 'best' points from every year of his career
Quite the career showcase.
12 minutes of the Big 4 playing doubles
I’m seeing double here—8 champions!
What are the 10 things Frances Tiafoe can't live without?
Tiafoe sat with GQ Sports to talk about his essentials.
Tumaini Carayol on a tennis surviving its post-GOAT era
How do you solve a problem like the GOAT era?