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2008 US Open Arthur Ashe Kids Day exhibition tiebreaker in Ashe Stadium before a full house of kids watching Novak Djokovic play Andy Roddick play was supposed to be fun. But Andy Roddick tried to hit Novak not once but twice. First point drop shot Novak hit a soft shot back which Andy then tried […]

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Rafael Jodar is closing in on the top ten. His rise has been meteoric and unstoppable. As the competition gets better so does his performance and results. The 19 year old’s college match record at Virginia was 19-3 (86.4%), Challenger Circuit 2025 37-12 (75.5) and ATP World Tour in 2026 31-13 (70.5%). I predict he […]

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By Scoop Malinowski It can be argued that Don Budge is the greatest tennis player of all time. Some of his achievements in the sport were never matched by the likes of Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. Budge swept all four major tennis tournaments in 1938 – Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, US […]

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Joao Fonseca is back after a month off and beat Stefanos Tsitsipas 76 75 at Montreal 1000, failing to serve out the win at 54 in the second, the 19 year old hung in there and finished the job. Interesting Fonseca referred to himself in the third person in his match analysis: “I think Joao […]

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LOS ANGELES, CA July 29, 2026 The Jimmie McDaniel Tennis Legacy Foundation proudly commemorates the 86th Anniversary of one of the most significant moments in American tennis history: the historic exhibition match between Jimmie McDaniel, America’s premier Black tennis champion, and world No. 1 Don Budge on July 29, 1940, at Harlem’s Black-owned Cosmopolitan Tennis […]

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