Tommy Paul came out on top in Stockholm. Matteo Berrettini was on his back in Turin. Plus all the ATP beef that's fit to post BELOW.
Goodbye to the peek-a-boo blouse!
Well, I certainly didn't see this coming: Sexpot Tommy Paul won the first ATP Tour title of his career, beating Denis Shapovalov 6-4, 2-6, 6-4 to capture the Stockholm Open on Saturday. The American player concluded the week of his life as a professional -- during which he beat Andy Murray and compatriots Taylor Fritz and Frances Tiafoe as well as Bjorn Borg's son!
We've long known Tommy has the game to win big. But seeing him put it all together seemed to surprise him as much as it did the tennis world!
I still think the NextGen Finals are a silly exhibition that should have normal sets and scoring. But I will say this guy hit the nail on the head, as Carlos Alcaraz and Sebastian Korda definitely seem to be the cream of the current crop, at least right now
The 18-year-old's career has legs
Alison Riske rallied to beat Jaqueline Cristian of Romania, 2-6, 6-2, 7-5, in the final of the Linz Open on Friday for the American’s third career title. It was the 73rd-ranked Riske's first tournament win since recovering from foot injuries last year that kept her out of competition for nine months. Riske, who was ranked 18th two years ago, improved to 3-8 in career finals, following earlier triumphs in ‘s-Hertogenbosch in 2019 and Tianjin in 2014.
Novak Djokovic was crowned yearend No. 1 for a record seventh time, as the yearend championships continue in Turin, Italy
Sealed with a kiss
And Mate Pavic and Nikola Mektic have a lot to smile about, having won nine titles and being crowed yearend No. 1 in doubles!
Manspread Monday
Did you see dreamy Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos save four match points to defeat Dodig/Polasek 4-6, 7-6, [10-6]. in the #NittoATPFinals?
Around the net ...
If your guess was Armenia, you win!
Another week, another Kevin Krawietz endorsement
What a shock, I'm hot for another Spaniard: Pedro Martínez Portero
The ATP has issued a statement too. Asia, and especially China, is tennis's biggest growth market, so it's nice to see the governing bodies are willing to put their money where the mouths are.
Read HERE
Even straight men are hard for him
Return of the Serbian Cookie Monster
Kim Clijsters is back in action in World Team Tennis at Indian Wells, playing for New York Empire. She was no match for Amanda Anisimova, but it was nice to see her competing again
Matteo Berrettini hurt himself in his opening match against Alexander Zverev in Turin, forcing the Italian Stallion to pull out of the event
But he still looks like this
Taylor Fritz got worked over by the trainer -- and Tommy Paul -- in Stockholm
Not even dat ass could power Frances Tiafoe past Tommy Paul in Sweden
Carlos Alcaraz has a secret weapon in his box
In Challenger Land ..
Oscar Otte of Germany defeated fellow U.S. Open standout Maxine Cressy 7-6(5), 6-4 to capture the Sparkasse Challenger in Ortisei, Italy.
But if there is a "loser" among the finalists I cannot see one
In doubles, Antonio Sancic of Croatia and Austrian Tristan Samuel Weissborn took the title, beating Alexander Erler and Lucas Miedler from Austria 7-6(8), 4-6, 10-8
Frenchie Hugo Grenier won his maiden #ATPChallenger title by defeating Hiroki Moriya 6-2, 6-3 in Roanne, France!
I want to believe Borna Coric, but I've been hurt too many times before
Time for Juan Martin del Potro to pack up his career?
I wish Vasek Pospisil would invent a Cameo where you bid on sex with your favorite celebrities
Dominic Thiem still has the support of Adidas if no one else
I'll tell you: Find someone who looks at your the way Horia Tecău and Krawietz look at each other
Doubles trouble
"German" humor
Jan-Michael Gambill, like most of us, is a nice mama's boy
... and a cowboy!
Paula Badosa is thus far undefeated in the yearend WTA Championships, although she misspelled dreamy
Paula's trophy
Good grief: Could someone please tell me who Cameron Henricy's friend is on the left?
Holger Rune looked sharp in the ATP NextGen finals
And even better on Santa's lap
Move over, Caitlyn: Stefanos Stefanos Tsitsipas's transition is nearly complete
The Lock brothers hold the key
Hot rehabber Marcelo Demoliner
Tom Hill is my favorite part of Maria Sakkari's game
The No. 1 doubles player in the world
The Skupski brothers gear up for Davis Cup
Tobe Simon is poetry in motion
Laslo Djere is a masterpiece in progress
You probably heard that messy Murphy Jensen nearly died of a heart attack. What you probably didn't know is that the 1993 French Open doubles champ is a three-time major winner by People magazine's definition!
My heart belongs to Daddy
Filip Krajinovic is a fellow Peanuts lover
This driver knows a hot fare when he sees one!
(With wire services.)
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