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These days we find ourselves reflecting on the cruelty of tennis. But the sport is vastly generous, too. Rafa is a humble but fierce force of nature. Novak reigns atop the tennis mountain. Serena was rarely boring. But Roger Federer, who next Saturday enters the International Tennis Hall of Fame, remains beloved like no other […]

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Bill Simons I’ve been blessed to see some of tennis’s most unforgettable matches: Nadal overcoming Federer in the Wimbledon dusk, Alcaraz surviving three championship points against Sinner at Roland Garros, Jimmy Connors’ operatic 1991 US Open run. I even saw McEnroe and Agassi barely escape humiliation against Zimbabwe in a hockey arena in Africa. Yet, […]

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Inspired documentarian Jason Hehir explores the defiance, darkness, tenderness, and astonishing drive of Novak Djokovic Bill Simons It was a joke – but it wasn’t. When my sister asked me why, as a young man, I’d left the East – with its tight streets, biting winters and tangled history – for the West, with its […]

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Bill Simons Decades ago, I did a great interview with one of the masters of 20th century journalism, a driving force of “60 Minutes,” the tennis-loving Mike Wallace. “So, Mike,” I asked, “What’s the key to getting a great interview?” “Preparation, Bill. Always prepare.” “Got it!” I replied. Flash forward 30 years, and I’d lined […]

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Bill Simons WTA players have long had the power to shake the world beyond the court. Billie Jean King changed America’s cultural landscape. Li Na brought big-time tennis to China. Naomi Osaka ignited Japan. Now Alexandra Eala has electrified the Philippines—and much of the tennis world. The 21-year-old completed a stunning two-day comeback today, defeating […]

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