Treat Huey was honoured Monday evening at the Mubadala Citi DC Open in recognition of his retirement from professional tennis. The eight-time ATP Tour doubles titlist’s career came to a close Saturday evening when he lost alongside Marcos Giron in qualifying at the ATP 500. “It's definitely pretty emotional. Saturday night
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Tony Graham, Friend To Gerulaitis, McEnroe & US Tennis, Dies Aged 66
Former pro Tony Graham, who was a long-time friend of Vitas Gerulaitis, John McEnroe and everyone in U.S. tennis circles, passed away on Tuesday aged 66. The two-time All-American at UCLA, who reached the 1977 NCAA singles final (l. to Matt Mitchell) before a five-season pro career, was front and centre
Nick Bollettieri, Visionary Coach Of 10 World No. 1s, Dies Aged 91
Editor's Note: This is an updated version of a story that was first published on ATPTour.com in July 2021. Nick Bollettieri never set out to revolutionise the way tennis was coached, let alone become world famous. But over the course of the past six decades, the charismatic former American football player-turned
After A Final Magical Moment, Gilles Simon Bids Adieu
Grazie, Andy: Paying Tribute To Andreas Seppi, The Pro’s Pro
Team-Minded Ram Climbs To Doubles World No. 1: ‘It’s Pretty Amazing’
Rajeev Ram made history on Monday when he became the oldest first-time World No. 1 in Pepperstone ATP Doubles Rankings history. The American climbed from World No. 2, swapping places with partner Joe Salisbury of Great Britain. “It’s pretty amazing. I’ve obviously had quite a long career, which I’m grateful for.
Social Media Reaction To Federer’s Retirement
‘Poetry In Motion’: Honouring Sam Querrey
Lleyton Hewitt, The Ultimate Competitor
Lleyton Hewitt created many iconic moments throughout his career. Whether it was grinding opponents down deep into the night with his relentless play or unleashing a massive “C’mon!’ with his signature lawnmower celebration, the Australian earned fans throughout the world with his work ethic and competitive spirit. From stepping into the
Gilles Simon, ‘The Professor’ Who Just Marked 500
The last backhand from Steve Johnson had drifted long and Gilles Simon, graying at the temples, let loose a scream. The crowd at Court Philippe Chatrier rose as one and Simon, playing his final Roland Garros, basked in their applause. A few minutes later, the weary 37-year-old slowly pulled the tape