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Serena Williams and Tennis’ Endless Second Acts
Bill Simons Serena is coming! Serena is coming! All of tennis has heard the alert. Word is out that Williams may be poised for a comeback. Never mind that she’s been retired since the 2022 US Open, that she has two daughters and more business interests than your local equity billionaire. On the Today show […]

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Honor the Stranger
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Carlos Captures Career Slam, Novak Still Chases 25
Bill Simons For years, tennis lovers were happy to muse on a provocative question: who is the greatest player of all time? But Roger Federer, with 20 Slams in tow, brushed off the question with a shrug – who cares? Rafa Nadal, who’s won 22 Slams, also waved it away: “You can’t be frustrated all […]

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The Blade and the Hand: The Myth and Meaning of Novak Djokovic
Bill Simons Early this morning there was an earthquake. All of tennis felt the jolt. On a Melbourne court, the game’s war-weary elder once again shocked tennisdom. Novak, more gaunt than ever, with deep lines in his face and battle scars in his psyche, emerged triumphant over a young foe in peak form. Jannik Sinner, […]

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Australian Open: Notes From an Empty Seat
Bill Simons  January has arrived in Melbourne, the season is starting, and I’m not there. After more than four decades of chasing tennis around the world, my absence is new – unfamiliar, unsettling – and it changes the way the city, the tournament, and the sport of tennis comes into focus. I always loved the […]

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