Australian Open 2012: Top Five Greatest Men's Finals Ever

By Nicholas Nemeroff

Men's Tennis: How the French Have Become the New Americans of the Sport

by Dan Talintyre

As John Isner fell to Feliciano Lopez at the Australian Open, so too did the hopes of an entire country as for the first time in the tournaments history, an American was not in the final 16 of the Australian Open... Read More »
Australian Open 2012: 10 Best Men's Competitors in Tournament History

by Carlos Torres

The first of the four Grand Slam tournaments in the calendar year is the Australian Open. But it was not always known as the Australian Open, it started as the Australasian Championships and in 1927 became the Australian Championships... Read More »
ATP World Tour: The State of Men's Tennis in America

by Nicholas Nemeroff

If you were to ask the casual tennis fan to name as many American male tennis players off of the top of their head as possible, most would easily name Mardy Fish, Andy Roddick and John Isner... Read More »
Men's Tennis Rankings: 11 Records That Few People Know, Held by American Players

by Eduardo Afini

Much has been said about the downfall of tennis in the United States in recent years. A country with one of the greatest traditions in the game has not dominated men's or women's tennis since Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi retired... Read More »
Have String Technology and Slower Surfaces Helped the Returner? Apparently Not.

by Anders H

It's accepted wisdom in tennis circles that surfaces have been made slower and more similar to one another—which is why the top players generally do well in most tournaments, no matter the surface... Read More »