Agassi has admitted taking crystal meth, then the law of averages says there must have been other players taking drugs who were never punished or banned. My thoughts are this, How many  players who are playing today will in later life when they have retired be exposed or announce in public their use of recreational ...

Can Agassi walk away from the stage. Will he sell more books, Are we going to see him on prime time TV 'OPRAH' confessing. Now we can understand WADA who want access to players within one hour. If one researchers the net, passing any drug test is simple with a detox kit guaranteed  hair, blood, and urine within 24 hours. Are  there other ...

Is there too much betting on tennis matches. Is there temptation by players to make a quick buck, Should betting be allowed in tennis

Never equate height, weight and muscle with strength. Davydenko out hit and out played Nadal. He takes the ball early, hitting through the ball.

I have just read Chris Evert and Greg Norman are to seperate after 15 months of marriage. Norman had to pay out $100 million with his first wife. If only he had read  'The System''  by doc love ( www.doclove.com) it could have saved him money and heartache

Rich James IMO has written a  good sensible article  'Recalling Greats' http://www.tennisweek.com/news/fullstory.sps?inewsid=6640743 He is spot on with the backhand and volley of Federer. A good volleyer want come in on the back hand.  Also look at the return of serve, blocked back, east pickings for the volleyer. IMO Connors ...

Federer let slip a sixth USO one det up and 2 points from a second set. Del  Petro blugeon his way to a US win. Not the most elegant, not the most subtle but a win.The swearing  of Federer  ' I don't care a s*** and don't tell  me to keep quiet I don't care a  F***'  This brought back memories of the 70s with ...

Jack Kramer influenced my tennis life listening to him  commentating on  BBC television in the 1960s 'The All England Club forced the BBC to drop him after 1974, perhaps wrongly holding him responsible for the 1973 players' boycott, a complex affair that began when the International Tennis Federation asked the Grand Slam ...

Mr Richard Evans has his opinion but it was from the comfort and luxury of the media centre at Wimbledon  He views it through  rose-tinted  glassesAsk Fred Perry what he thought of the class riddled system when he was never accepted as a champion'On this occasion the best man lost'  he was to hear after winning his third ...

An article in the Guardian, about the American press, Who can remember the fighting  in 1981 at Wimbledon in the media room, when the fiercest argument was between the Mirror's tennis writer Nigel Clarke and Charlie Steiner of RKO radio What the Guardian think of America ...