Latest posts by Bren Gray
Does Novak Djokovic have any hope of winning the 2025 French Open?
Novak Djokovic has been one of the best performers at Roland Garros over the past decade. The Serbian has won the event three times in that span while also contesting several more finals. He has reached the final six out of the last 10 attempts and even won the Olympics that were played on those […]
Will the 2025 French Open have a first-time winner?
The French Open is coming up, and this year might be the first time in a while that a first-time champion is crowned. Both the men’s and women’s sides of the sport have tremendous parity at the moment, and there are a few players who could win it despite never having done so before. So, […]
New Pope, but all eyes on Sinner – This Week in Tennis
12th May 2025 Even though there is a tennis tournament being played in Rome this week, the show was stolen by the Vatican as a new pope was named. We’re all about tennis, though, so we’ll skip the Conclave and focus on what happened on the courts. There was some really exciting tennis played, with […]
Italian Open draw analysis: Quarter-by-quarter for ATP & WTA
The third and final Masters on clay is upon us, and as always, it’s the 2025 Italian Open. The big news heading into this one is Jannik Sinner returning from his suspension, with the world number one playing for the first time since the Australian Open. It’s also a joint event, which means that there […]
Casper Ruud is back – This Week in Tennis
5th May 2025 After almost close to two weeks of tennis, the Madrid Open has concluded. It was a great event and will hopefully be followed by an even better one in Rome, which is set to begin this week. These two Masters events are the main lead-ups to the Roland Garros Grand Slam, which […]
Djokovic loses early, again – This Week in Tennis
28th April 2025 The 2025 Madrid Open began this week and hasn’t concluded yet because it’s a two-week event. We do know who has moved on to the later stages of the event, with a few surprising twists along the way. Keep reading to find out all the latest developments that unfolded in Madrid, both […]
Madrid Open draw analysis: Quarter-by-quarter for ATP & WTA
The second clay Masters of the season will be played in Madrid as usual, following Alcaraz win in Monte Carlo, and it’s the first of the two dual Masters that are a joint event. Both the ATP and WTA will be in Madrid for the upcoming week, so let’s take a closer look at how […]
Holger Rune wins ATP Barcelona – This Week in Tennis
21st April 2025 The clay season is advancing at a rate of knots, with another week’s action in the bank on the red dirt. This past seven days saw tournaments in Barcelona and Munich on the ATP Tour – with a surprising champion in one – and events across Stuttgart and Rouen for the WTA […]
Iconic tennis coaches in recent history
A look at some of the best and most prolific coaches in recent history While tennis players are the most fundamental part of the sport, tennis coaches are like the icing on the cake. They take players who have great potential and mold them into their final form for the world to enjoy. Many players […]
Coaching changes: Safin trains Rublev, Ivanisevic to coach Tsitsipas
Tennis has had coaching changes forever because it’s an essential part of what makes the sport. Players change coaches, and then they either play better or worse. Then the cycle repeats itself. Recently, there have been a couple of interesting changes in the world of men’s tennis, with Marat Safin becoming the coach of Andrey […]
