Yuki Bhambri and Saketh Myneni have been complementing each other very well since they paired up at the start of this season. They have won…
Prajnesh Gunneswaran is playing the American Challenger swing and lost his R2 match against the top seed Ernesto Escobedo at ATP Morelos Open, Mexico in…
The main man of Indian Tennis, Yuki Bhambri, was back in full flow this week at the ATP 500 Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships, as…
Yuki Bhambri shares quite a few interesting perspective in this fun live Instagram interview
India #3 Ramkumar Ramanathan ran the 2014 US Open Champion Marin Cilic very close in the 2nd rubber of the India-Croatia Davis Cup tie, losing…
It’s been a tough year for Saketh Myneni on tour, having been unable to play a full schedule due to persisting niggles and injuries. He talks to us about he has learnt to be patient with his body, and plans to be patient and keep working. He also speaks about how he wants to keep singles as his priority for 2020, his partnership with Arjun Kadhe, how he likes to mentor the young Indian players whenever he can, and much more –
Indian Junior No.1 Dev Javia shares his thoughts on the title win in Delhi last week and on the goals for 2020
Top seeds Purav Raja and Ramkumar Ramanathan won their second doubles title in as many weeks at the KPIT MSLTA Pune Challenger hosted at the…
Renowned Coach Bobby Mahal shares his thoughts on the progress of Karman Kaur Thandi
Benjamin Ebrahimzadeh is an Iranian-German tennis player turned coach. He has worked with the likes of Angelique Kerber, Victoria Azarenka and Stefanos Tsitsipas. Benjamin has also been a major part of the coaching staffs of prestigious tennis academies such as Mouratoglou Tennis Academy and Alexander Waske Tennis University.
In this interaction, he discusses his overall experience of working with Karman, his take on her game, and his thoughts on what the future holds for her –
