Wimbledon 2012

  1. 2012 Top 10 WTA Grand Slam Performers

    Now that the US Open has concluded, a reflection of the 2012 Grand Slam season shows a mix of promising newcomers, respected veterans and players who have made notable advancements...

    Dearl Nelson Written by Dearl Nelson about 8 months ago 2,046 reads 4 comments

  2. Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and the 9 Greatest European Tennis Stars of All Time

    Roger Federer , Rafael Nadal , Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray have ensured that tennis power shines most forcefully in Europe...

    Jeremy Eckstein Written by Jeremy Eckstein about 9 months ago 3,887 reads 44 comments

  3. 5 Things We Can Learn from Andy Murray's Olympic Showing

    "Murray Mound", formerly known as "Henman Hill", erupted when Andy Murray struck Olympic gold—his first major tournament victory...

    Mary O'Connor Written by Mary O'Connor about 9 months ago 651 reads 1 comments

  4. 2012 Olympic Men's Tennis Singles Final: Can Andy Murray Redeem Himself?

    After being the first Briton in 74 years to play in the Wimbledon men’s final last month, this Sunday, Andy Murray will try to become the first British tennis player to win ...

    Jonathan Biles Written by Jonathan Biles about 10 months ago 10,520 reads 15 comments

  5. Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray and Bizarre 2012 Wimbledon-Olympics

    Roger Federer just stepped off the 2012 Wimbledon lawn with his seventh trophy, but he may be entering The Twilight Zone when he steps on re-seeded pre-germinated grass...

    Jeremy Eckstein Written by Jeremy Eckstein about 10 months ago 3,774 reads 27 comments

  6. London 2012: How Long Will Roger Federer Last as World No. 1?

    The day after his Wimbledon victory saw Roger Federer return to the world No. 1 position for the first time since June 2010. However, going into the London Olympics , he leads world No...

    Martin Baldridge Written by Martin Baldridge about 10 months ago 12,985 reads 258 comments

  7. Wimbledon 2012: 4 Key Points of the Men's Tournament

    The fortnight of the 2012 Wimbledon Championships in London was a truly remarkable thing to experience. Roger Federer met and defeated Andy Murray in the men's final, but it did not lay out as simply as that...

    Jeff Cohn Written by Jeff Cohn about 10 months ago 2,533 reads 1 comments

  8. Novak Djokovic or Andy Murray: Who Is Hungrier for 2012 Olympics and Slam Title?

    Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray were finalists at the 2012 French Open and Wimbledon respectively, but once again, they had to watch rivals Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer hoist championship hardware...

    Jeremy Eckstein Written by Jeremy Eckstein about 10 months ago 2,977 reads 39 comments

  9. US Open 2012: Maria Sharapova: The Making of a Champion, Part 2

    Continued from Part 1 By May 2004, 17-year-old Maria had entered the world’s Top-20. In July, 10 years after leaving her home, family and friends behind, she stunned the tennis world...

    Martin Baldridge Written by Martin Baldridge about 10 months ago 1,307 reads 6 comments

  10. 12 Reasons We're in the Golden Era of Tennis with Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal

    Roger Federer , Rafael Nadal , Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray have performed in history-defining matches at the 2012 Wimbledon and French Open tournaments...

    Jeremy Eckstein Written by Jeremy Eckstein about 10 months ago 13,993 reads 75 comments

  11. Wimbledon 2012: Andy Murray Should Smile in Light of His Wimbledon Defeat

    "Getting closer." Those were the first words out of world No. 4 Andy Murray ’s mouth as he restrained tears following his loss on Centre Court at Wimbledon ...

    Dan Kaneko Written by Dan Kaneko about 10 months ago 2,030 reads 9 comments

  12. Roger Federer: Is He Greater on Wimbledon Grass Than Pete Sampras?

    Roger Federer is an artist on any surface, Rafael Nadal is the master of clay and Pete Sampras was the king of Wimbledon. This has become a tennis truism that most experts and fans often cite, and one of which I generally accept...

    Jeremy Eckstein Written by Jeremy Eckstein about 10 months ago 14,268 reads 144 comments

  13. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga: How Can the Frenchman Break the "Big Four" Stronghold?

    As the eyes of the tennis world collectively shift from Wimbledon to the London Olympics (held at the same venue), and then to New York for the US Open the majority of fans only have a few questions on their mind...

    Bell Malley Written by Bell Malley about 10 months ago 1,296 reads 7 comments

  14. Wimbledon 2012: Breaking Down the Biggest Surprises and Disappointments

    Wimbledon 2012 was full of surprises and disappointments. The action at the All England Club produced unlikely results, as two 30-year-old tennis stars and previous Wimbledon champions, ...

    Patrick Clarke Written by Patrick Clarke about 10 months ago 3,612 reads 2 comments

  15. Federer vs. Murray: Loss Will Not Motivate Murray to Win US Open

    Andy Murray tasted the bitter zest of defeat yet again on Sunday. Murray had the weight of a nation on him as he tried to become Great Britain's first Wimbledon champion since Fred Perry in 1936...

    Ian Hanford Written by Ian Hanford about 10 months ago 1,130 reads 11 comments

  16. Wimbledon Tennis 2012: Analyzing Impact of Roger Federer & Serena Williams' Wins

    Everyone likes to see history. Both in sports and in general, humans are drawn to historical achievements like moths to a flame. Both Wimbledon singles champions made history this year...

    Ian Hanford Written by Ian Hanford about 10 months ago 3,162 reads 2 comments

  17. Wimbledon 2012: Roger Federer Will Carry Momentum to US Open

    Roger Federer won his 17th career Grand Slam this weekend, but his success will not end with Wimbledon. The Swiss tennis player defeated No...

    Rob Goldberg Written by Rob Goldberg about 10 months ago 2,605 reads 7 comments

  18. US Open 2012: The Williams Sisters: The Making of Champions, Part 2

    Continued from part 1 THE RISE OF VENUS In October 1994, 14-year-old Venus, the “Ghetto Cinderella” as her father referred to her, played her first professional tournament at Oakland, California...

    Martin Baldridge Written by Martin Baldridge about 10 months ago 362 reads 0 comments

  19. Too Long to Tweet: Federer, US Olympics, & Declining NFL Attendance

    It’s a busy time in the sports world. Here are three things that were just too juicy to cut down to 140 characters. 1. Jordan, Ruth, Gretzky, and Federer ...

    Adam B. Weinberger Written by Adam B. Weinberger about 10 months ago 481 reads 0 comments

  20. Wimbledon 2012: Men's Singles Final Shifts Power Struggle for No. 1 Ranking

    The stage was already set for a monumental Wimbledon men's singles final even before a point had been played. Roger Federer , who defeated title holder Novak Djokovic in the semifinals, was amidst a personal crusade to return to the No...

    Alex French Written by Alex French about 10 months ago 1,821 reads 2 comments

  21. Wimbledon 2012 Results: How Andy Murray Will Build Off Wimbledon Final

    So close yet so far. Andy Murray failed to win a Grand Slam for the fourth time in a final. After three disappointing final losses in the Australian Open and US Open, Murray lost to Roger Federer in his first Wimbledon final...

    Amit Batra Written by Amit Batra about 10 months ago 1,333 reads 3 comments

  22. Federer vs. Murray: FedEx Will Win Another Major Before Murray Wins His First

    As painful as it is to say this, Roger Federer will win another major title before Andy Murray gets a whiff of his first...

    Jesse Reed Written by Jesse Reed about 10 months ago 1,996 reads 33 comments

  23. Wimbledon 2012: 8 All-Time Important Matches with Roger Federer vs. Andy Murray

    As 2012 closes another Wimbledon, it’s a time to reflect on the latest championship success from Roger Federer . The Championships of Wimbledon is the North Star of tennis in displaying to the world who is ruler of his era...

    Jeremy Eckstein Written by Jeremy Eckstein about 10 months ago 2,907 reads 9 comments

  24. Wimbledon 2012: Roger Federer's Record-Tying Victory Will Lead to US Open Title

    Roger Federer won his seventh Wimbledon title ties him with Pete Sampras for the most of all time. His reign won't end there this summer...

    Ian Hanford Written by Ian Hanford about 10 months ago 2,101 reads 43 comments

  25. Williams vs. Radwanska: Serena Should Be Olympic Favorite After Wimbledon Win

    Serena Williams is just getting started. The 30-year-old former superstar defeated Agnieszka Radwanska in the 2012 Wimbledon final and has officially returned to her ways of dominance...

    David Daniels Written by David Daniels about 10 months ago 576 reads 5 comments