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• September 07, 2025@tennispublisher | Aryna Sabalenka - Glory’s Last Shot at the 2025 US Open

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  "And he and I were playing a league tennis match at the Moorings Club in Vero beach. And we were playing against a team who guys were really good. And I didn't play great. I didn't hit one winner in the entire match. I remember that. And Mike And I lost 6060. And he was devastated, devastated that he lost 6060."

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• September 04, 2025@tennispublisher | Don’t Listen To This Podcast!!!!

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  "I mean, I just love those great stories of up and coming players on the outer courts and those stories that they have, which you can read, you know, that I, that I wrote about on WorldTennisMagazine.com and, and boy, the doubles was exciting this year. I mean, you know, there was all these blowout matches over Labor Day weekend in the stadiums, you know, just kind of an aberration there. But the doubles was just captivating."

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• September 02, 2025@tennispublisher | The USTA’s Great U.S. Open Schedule Change You May Not Have Noticed You

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  "So let me explain. I've also written about this on world tennis magazine.com but what has happened in the past was the USTA started the men's and women's doubles tournaments on the first, basically the first Wednesday of the tournament, right? Like not even when the first round of the singles is over and they play first round doubles matches on that Wednesday and then Thursday and then, and then Friday they play second round matches, you know, etc."

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• September 01, 2025@tennispublisher | The Most Exciting U.S. Open Match That Almost Nobody Saw!!

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  "And he's going to be, you know, drinking a Victoria Bitter, saying, you know. Yeah, I remember at match point, you know, when the US Open doubles and I had a bunny of an overhead on Match Point that put it right in the net. Can you believe it? Oh, boy, it was the worst shot I ever hit in professional tennis. How was that Australian accent? So, anyway, just riveting match, riveting match there on court five."

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• August 31, 2025@tennispublisher | Marcus Willis, Wimbledon Cinderella Man, Finds Some U.S. Open Magic

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  "Was the last player accepted into Wimbledon's pre qualifying tournament, which is a 16 player tournament, just to get into the qualifying at Wimbledon. He won that. Got into Wimbledon qualifying, won three matches there, including two future stars, Andre Rublev and Daniel Medvedev in the last two rounds of qualifying. Then got into the main draw of Wimbledon, which is crazy enough as it is."

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• August 29, 2025@tennispublisher | Live From The Althea Gibson "Court of Champions" Plaque

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  "But today is August 29th and it was exactly 75 years ago today in which Althea Gibson played one of her most famous matches and one of the most famous matches in the history of the tournament. But the match actually wasn't completed. But I wrote about this on WorldTennisMagazine.com where this was the day after she made her famous debut in her first round match. Her color barrier breaking first round win over Barbara Knapp of Great Britain in the first round 6262 victory. And for the second round she drew Wimbledon."

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• August 28, 2025@tennispublisher | Althea Gibson’s Not So Grand Barrier-Breaking Match

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  "Gibson pointed out that people criticized the US Lawn Tennis association, the modern day US Tennis association, for assigning her historic match to Court 14 which is the farthest court removed from the clubhouse within the small, with the smallest capacity for accommodating spectators. And Gibson wrote in I always wanted to be somebody."

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• August 26, 2025@tennispublisher | Some Epic US Open Moments Happen On Outer Courts

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  "You know one of the things that I found really exciting about the first week of the Open and most people who are tennis aficionados will agree is that you know, you have life changing, career changing matches going on on the outer courts. Sure it's great to go on the stadium courts and see the top stars and win their, you know, hopefully win their routine first round ho hum matches."

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• August 25, 2025@tennispublisher | New U.S. Open Merchandise Brand Is Born - The Honey Deuce

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  "And the matches on the outer courts, you know, there wasn't that kind of like outer courts, you know, energy, you know, 7, 8, 9, you know, 10 o'. Clock. I mean obviously that's also a, a result of, you know, how good the matches are and how long they are and how exact, how, how exciting they are, etc. But anyway, that, that was a little getting used to."

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• August 24, 2025@tennispublisher | What The USTA Is Doing New To The US Open Schedule

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  "You know, as I mentioned, the first ever night session at the USCA National Tennis Center, 1978, you had Bjorn Borg beat Bob Hewitt 6062, and then you had Tracy Austin beat Trish Bostrom 6061. How would you feel if you bought a night ticket for that night and you got to see the, the losing player win three total games in two matches, not, you know, putting doubles as the second match. That's kind of a, a bygone era."

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