Cramp-stricken French tennis player served with his weak hand
At the start of the “US Open” tournament, the French tennis representative Terrence Atmane (ATP-92) experienced real American rollercoaster rides, having to improvise at the service line.
At the start of the “US Open” tournament, the French tennis representative Terrence Atmane (ATP-92) experienced real American rollercoaster rides, having to improvise at the service line.
Five championships and 235 participants – such are the statistics of the Lithuanian tennis championship tour held this summer. In the U12, U14, U16, U18, and adult tournaments, competitors vied for the national champion titles…
Legendary Swiss tennis player Stan Wawrinka (ATP-127) officially ended his career at the “Grand Slam” championships, getting one more chance to perform in front of New York…
Playing his first singles match since mid-April, Carlos Alcaraz (ATP-3) demonstrated very solid tennis at the start of the US Open championships.
Greek tennis star Stefanos Tsitsipas (ATP-53), who is not going through his best times, demonstrated with an impressive performance in New York that he still belongs to the ATP tour elite.
This was one of the most emotional moments of his impressive career. When Roger Federer was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame, the 45-year-old former tennis player burst into tears…
The IBTA Blind Tennis World Championship concluded this weekend at the Vilnius “SEB Arena,” bringing together more than 100 athletes with visual impairments from 19 countries around the world.
The former world No. 2 Casper Ruud (ATP-20) decided not to step onto the court and withdraw from the tournament before the first round of the US Open.
Already on the first day of the US Open tennis championships in New York, a big surprise was recorded – four-time champion Novak Djokovic (ATP-5) was defeated.
In the two-day-long US Open qualifying final, the best Lithuanian tennis player Vilius Gaubas (ATP-120) suffered a very painful defeat, once again missing out on the main tournament…