Where Are The Women?
By Laura Vallverdu As a coach, I always emphasize effort and commitment from my players,...
The Racquet Podcast: Uzo Aduba
The award-winning actor joins Rennae to talk about her lifelong connection to women's sports—starting as...
How Cancelling the Citi Open Could Help the US Open Succeed
By Giri Nathan The ATP Tour will not be rebooting as planned. On Monday, the...
Matteo Berrettini’s Breakout “Season”
By Giri Nathan Much is made about the old players losing out on a precious...
The Ten Most Important Tennis Shoes of All Time
By Tim Newcomb Shoemakers have been marketing to tennis players for 90 years. That nearly...
The Racquet Podcast: Anne White
The Emmy-nominated filmmaker and former Top 20 player talks about her journey from West Virginia...
Dayana Yastremska’s Double Fault
By Giri Nathan America’s days as the stand-alone economic superpower are long gone, but for...
The Racquet Podcast: Victoria Azarenka
The former world No. 1 talks to Rennae about motherhood, her comeback and why Black...
Can Men Be Trusted to Play Tennis Safely?
By Giri Nathan A professional tennis player has spent years dutifully obeying the instructions of...
Positive Vibes Can’t Beat a Pandemic
By Giri Nathan It is said, at least by fortune cookies, that every crisis is...
Tennis In Patrick Mouratoglou’s Butt-Rockin’ Image
By Giri Nathan Patrick Mouratoglou has been doomsaying. “I do this because I feel that...
Former USTA Head Katrina Adams Is Thinking Big Picture
By Giri Nathan It’s a strange time to be thinking about tennis—or, at least, to...
Naomi Osaka Has Secured The Bag
By Giri Nathan It’s a bizarre feeling to witness firsthand the week where a person’s...
The Weak Ties That Bind
By Gerald Marzorati It finally felt like spring along the Hudson the other day, the...
The Racquet Podcast: Mary Pierce
The grand-slam champion and Hall of Famer looks back on the Spring that changed her...
There Is No “You” in Thiem
By Giri Nathan Dominic Thiem, who is not the smoothest talker even in the best...
The Racquet Podcast:
Chris Evert, Pt. 2
The Grand Slam Champ, commentator and mom joins the podcast for a second time to...
Backyard Champ Reilly Opelka Has Been Keeping Busy
By Giri Nathan Tennis is back—kind of. Sure, it was on a private court in...
Two Kings Call for One Realm
By Ben Rothenberg Billie Jean King and Roger Federer Renew Calls for a Joint Tour...
The Racquet Podcast: Mike & Bob Bryan
The winningest doubles team of all time, comprised of identical twins, joins Rennae to talk...
The World’s No. 1 Player Wants to Sell You Nootropic Garbage
By Giri Nathan Sometimes you gotta hand it to Novak Djokovic. The world No. 1...
The Racquet Podcast: Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
Or, as she's also called, Nastia Pavs joins us to talk about her best season...
The PS4 Madrid Open Invites You to Test Your Tolerance
By Giri Nathan How can a virtual tennis tournament suffer from player withdrawal? Somehow the...
The Racquet Podcast:
Andy Roddick
One of the tour's most beloved—and outspoken—players and ambassadors joins Rennae to talk systemic reform,...
Public School’s Dao-Yi Chow Gives Sergio Tacchini Fresh Perspective
By Tim Newcomb Photograph by Radka Leitmeritz Despite the cancellation of this year’s...
The Racquet Podcast:
Bianca Andreescu
The US Open champ gets philosophical with Rennae to talk about her upbringing, how meditation...
Your Favorite Pros Are Competing Online, But Stan Remains The Man
By Giri Nathan It’s been a long quarantine for tennis players. They’re used to performing...
The Racquet Podcast:
Goran Ivanisevic
The grand slam champ, celebrated coach and fan favourite joins Rennae to talk about the...
Now Open: The Billie Jean King… Field Hospital
By Giri Nathan Among all the essential workers involved in coronavirus relief at the Billie...
The Racquet Podcast:
Svetlana Kuznetzova
The Russian stalwart joins us at Racquet House to share her philosophy of life, talk...
Noah Rubin Has a Billion and One Ideas About How to Save Tennis
By Giri Nathan This week Wimbledon was canceled. As for the last remaining Slam, the...
The Racquet Podcast:
Aryna Sabalenka
Put on your helmets—the Belarusian dynamo joins Rennae to talk tattoos, what she's learned from...
Guillermo Vilas’ Proving Ground
By Vicente Muñoz Last year I visited Mar del Plata, Argentina. While there I went...
The Racquet Podcast: Sofia Kenin
The 2020 Australian Open champion talks about growing up an underdog, being the 'next big...
The Scramble for What’s Left of the Tennis Season
By Giri Nathan In the early days of a pandemic it is hard to peer...
The Racquet Podcast: Season Preview w/ Sam Stosur
Guest host Sam Stosur joins Rennae and Caitlin to review the 2020 season that has...
Gil Reyes: Does A Body Good
By Giri Nathan Tennis players hail from all over the world, congregate in one place,...
Coco’s Got Company: Tennis Teens on the Come-up
By Giri Nathan Teens! They’re at it again. By “it” I do not mean vaping...
Jack Sock Gets Back On The Good Foot
By Giri Nathan Jack Sock has stumbled into an oasis after two whole seasons in...
It’s Baaaaaaaaack
By Tim Newcomb When Andre Agassi debuted the “Hot Lava” colorway in the spring of...
These Boys Get That Syrup In ‘Em
By Giri Nathan The banana will always maintain pride of place. But there are also...
Coaches Don’t Matter, But We’re Getting Them Anyway
By Giri Nathan Some players still hold on to the romantic vision of tennis as...
Finally, a Nick Kyrgios Who Cares
By Giri Nathan Photographs by Radka Leitmeritz The first week of the Australian...
What’s Happening to Maria Sharapova
By Giri Nathan The Struggle Is Real Is it better to blood-dope your way out...
The Case for Noble Wombat Arena
By Giri Nathan Let’s say that you are a 77-year-old bigot whose historically unmatched sporting...
ATP Cup: Therapy Edition
By Giri Nathan Hi! I'm Giri Nathan. For over three years I wrote at Deadspin,...
Oriundo
From Sydney to Rome, Martin Mulligan Has Led A Singular Tennis Life—and Is Responsible For...
The Boy Who Tried Too Hard
Dominc Thiem's Work Ethic Is What Sets Him Apart. By Ben Rothenberg Standing apart from...
Open Season
Fifty years ago, the Open Era of tennis began inauspiciously on the damp southwest coast...
