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Katie Walsh had the responsibility of directing the video series leading to Roger Federer's induction into the Hall of Fame. She shares what it's been like to work with the sports icon.
Some players keep being sidelined for weeks or months by injuries, and it's becoming the new background noise of professional tennis. Experts weigh in.
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Emmy-winning director Rebecca Gitlitz shares what it was like to make the Evert and Navratilova documentary on Netflix, and why it changed her.
Jannik Sinner has been left alone as keeper of the keys of men's tennis. What does it say about the sport?
Djokovic keeps trying to Benjamin Button the last stretch of his career, even when it drives him mad, as Noskova just discovered how to master tennis life on the edge.
Czech tennis is a wonder, and Wimbledon shows it again. Both efficient and stylish? How? Also, Coco Gauff lost, but her game looks the best it's been in years, so watch out.
Jannik Sinner had One Job and he knew it. In other news, Novak Djokovic is rebooting Highlander, and come with me exploring the tricky path of tennis prodigies again.
Swiatek and Anisimova showed how quickly things can turn. Read FAA's anger over a "disgrace," and Patten/Heliövaara about doubles' survival.
Tennis fashion gets points for trying, but it's still not healed. In other news, Dimitrov and Krejcikova remind us all why we love the game.
