Unfortunately it will be some time until we potentially see Juan Martin Del Potro once again. The Argentine defines the phrase bouncing back. Wrist injuries have been a major factor in his career but in 2018 he had to call it a day in Shanghai after tearing his patella in his right knee. We didn't... Continue Reading →
Tennis is well and truly back, a lot is going out in the tennis world following a return to Grand Slam tennis in New York as well as the continuation of the resumption of the ATP and WTA tour in Europe but what has been happening? Kei Nishikori returns in Kitzbuhel After a year and... Continue Reading →
In 2009 a man from Tandil in Argentina powered his way to the very top in New York. The 2009 US Open was the last of former champion Marat Safin in his final major appearance, it was also the first time in US Open history no American male player made the quarter finals and Del... Continue Reading →
Juan Martin Del Potro is one of the most loved players in tennis but also one of the most unluckiest. After tearing his patella in Shanghai in 2018 the Argentine underwent surgery on his right knee. After a lot of time off Del Potro made his return to Delray Beach but then had another break... Continue Reading →
An evening on the Campo Centrale court at the Foro Italico can usually go on for some time. Wrap up and maybe bring a blanket and in return you get world class tennis. Year on year you witness some of the best match-ups on the clay and a meeting between Djokovic and Del Potro from... Continue Reading →
Juan Martin Del Potro is to undergo his third knee surgery in less than 15 months as pain still persists after his last surgery in June of last year. The 'gentle giant' is one of the most loved tennis players around the world and it is such a great shame that he continues to be... Continue Reading →
The Argentine's comeback is on an unknown delay. At Queens Club last year the former US Open champion sustained a knee injury forcing surgery on his MCL. All signs looked good as he was planning on returning in Stockholm and Vienna towards the end of last season which seemed earlier than expected but setback after... Continue Reading →
This last week saw the final stint in Asia for the men as they competed in the Shanghai Masters. Some of the WTA stars stayed in Tianjin and some of the women returned to Europe in Linz. So what happened? The question is, what didn’t happen? The week isn’t even over yet! Murray/Fognini drama… We... Continue Reading →
The four majors are over but the season is far from over. Some players are already in Asia for the next swing of the tour and some will follow suit too before a trip back to Europe and then season ending championships in Shenzhen and London. But, what is everyone up to? Serena's plans? Nothing... Continue Reading →
10 years ago Juan Martin Del Potro won the US Open. This next sentence is one I didn't know where to begin with so I thought I'd let you know that. Over the ten years a lot has happened. How would I define the ten years for Del Potro? In four words? Fulfilled, Resilient, Joy... Continue Reading →
