Weather for Day Five of the 2013 Australian Open was cloudy with a high of 72. Day Five’s Day Session saw a total of 43,904 attendees, while the Night Session saw 26,522 for a grand total of 70,426. On the men’s side, winners included the top-seeded Novak Djokovic, number four David Ferrer, number five Tomas…
Driven by a desire to create the most refined, progressive teaching method in the world, 360Tennis was founded by Lee Hurst in 2005. Hurst brought together experts in the field of tennis teaching, psychology and physical training. Since then, he has joined forces with former top 10 player and tennis teacher Tim Mayotte, and top coach…
French Open champion Rafael Nadal of Spain has targeted early February to make his comeback from injury at the Chilean Open. The ATP had already announced he would take part in the Brazil Open the following week. It will be Nadal’s first ever appearance at the Chilean Open. The former world number one has been sidelined with…
Maria Sharapova hasn’t lost a game yet through two rounds of action at the 2013 Australian Open, but that figures to change today as she finds herself with a very tough third round opponent in Venus Williams. Sharapova is the tournament’s second seed, and while Venus has slipped down the rankings due to injuries and…
Day Four of action at the 2013 Australian Open saw extremely hot temperatures in Melbourne Park. Seeded players certainly took to the courts looking to get back off the courts as soon as possible to preserve their energy and body for future matches. Some players were able to accomplish this feat, as on the men’s…
The biggest upset on Day Three of the 2013 Australian Open came at the expense of the hometown favorite as Australian Samantha Stosur, who was up 5-2 in the third set, was broken three straight times and lost the final five games as she was knocked out by the unseeded Zheng Jie. Other seeded women…
American Brian Baker’s hopes of a run at the 2013 Australian Open were ended on Wednesday when he was forced to retire from his second round match with Sam Querrey with a knee injury. Baker, who returned last year after seven years off the professional circuit, had won the first set against Querrey in a…
There’s a new tennis tournament that doubles as family time. The 2013 National Family Tennis Championships offers thousands of amateur players all across America the opportunity to team up with a family member to earn the right to play for a national title in New York City from August 22-26, 2013. Tennis facilities interested in…
The third day of the 2013 Australian Open will bring some more great tennis, as the second round gets underway. Two American men will try to take down the big boys today, as Tim Smyczek will face fourth-seeded David Ferrer, and in the featured match of the day, Ryan Harrison will take on top-seeded Novak…
The Australian Open’s second day of action saw the top seeds roll through, but some other seeds go home. On the men’s side number three seed Andy Murray and second-seeded Roger Federer breezed through their matches with straight-set wins. Murray defeated Robin Haase, 6-3, 6-1, 6-3, as Federer was a 6-2, 6-4, 6-1 winner over Benoit…