All things Tennis. One slice at a time.
Shot on location at his resort in Cozumel by Clive Brunskill, Rafael Nadal shows off his relaxed look in the June 2013 issue of Travel + Leisure. Rafa’s travel essentials (including his racquets, of course) are packed nicely in his Nike rolling suitcase and Babolat racquet bag. Loving Rafa in his jeans and boat shoes [...]
Travel tips from Rafael Nadal, who recently chatted with CNN. Also, Rafa posed with his friend Sergio Ramos after his win in Madrid:
Congrats to my good friend @rafaelnadal for his 23rd victory in a Master 1000…A number one!!!! twitter.com/SergioRamos/st…
— Sergio Ramos (@SergioRamos) May 12, 2013
Andy Murray will play at the BNP Paribas Tennis Classic at [...]
Maria Sharapova was spotted today at LAX airport in Los Angeles catching a flight. Maria is expected to play the WTA tournament in Doha next week so one can assume that’s where she was headed, wearing floral pants and fashionable bags in tow. Bon voyage, Masha!
(Photos: FameFlynet Pictures)
Forget the “Best Of/Worst Of” lists, 2011 tennis has already begun! Australian Open wild card playoffs are upon us and the deadline to apply for Wimbledon tickets is a day away, so forget your off-season vacation (that lasted 6 days?) and get ready to gear up for the new year. I’ve put together an easy [...]
Elena Dementieva took a walking tour of the old city of Luxembourg with Jean-Claude Conter from the Ministry of Tourism. Elena is the top seed at the Luxembourg Open, where she captured the title in 2008.
(Photos: WTA Tour)
On what looks like a very foggy day in China, Bob and Mike Bryan took some time away from the tournament to visit the Great Wall. The top-ranked and first-seeded Bryan Brothers will face Rendy Lu and Florian Mayer later on Moon Court for a spot in the Finals of the China Open.
(Photo: ATP World [...]
If we didn’t already have plans to check out Arthur Ashe Kids’ Day on Saturday, August 28th, we’d be mighty tempted by Bike the Big Apple’s “The Road to the U.S. Open” bicycle tour of Flushing Meadows and other areas in Queens on that same day. They had us at “multiple snack stops.”
But, in all [...]
After a clay court tour of continental Europe and a je ne sais quoi stay in Paris, it’s time to clean the red clay off your shoes, break out your whitest whites, and head to the All England Club for Wimbledon.
This next Grand Slam, on grass, has been held in the London suburb of Wimbledon [...]
Paris is the capital and largest city in France. Located on the river Seine, the city is full of historic landmarks, museums filled with famous art, and, of course, an abundance of delicious croissants.
If art is your passion, then your first stop should be the famous Louvre Museum. With over 8 million visitors a year, [...]
Madrid is the next stop on the ATP and WTA Tours with the Mutua Madrileña Madrid Open beginning this weekend.
Madrid is the capital and largest city in Spain. Landscaped by lush parks and beautiful architecture, it’s not hard to find something to do in this amazing European city.
You could visit Museo Nacional del Prado and view [...]
