Most of professional tennis is built around individuals. Players travel the world under their own names, accumulate their own ranking points and compete for their own titles. The Davis Cup is different. Players represent their countries. Singles specialists become teammates. Doubles can suddenly decide everything. Matches can be played inContinue Reading
As the Davis Cup World Group I tie between Canada and Israel prepares to get underway in Halifax this weekend, the spotlight sadly, isn’t just on the court. It’s on the controversies – and if we’re honest, the characteristic ‘Anti-Israel’ idiots – that have forced the matches behind closed doors.Continue Reading
Ahead of their Davis Cup tie with Denmark, Serbia’s captain, Vickor Troicki, had his say about the treatment of Novak Djokovic at the Australian Open recently. In regards to the crowd reaction following Djokovic’s unfortunate withdrawal, due to a muscle tear, Troicki spoke with Bolavap.com, and didn’t hold back. “TheyContinue Reading
Tennis currently finds itself in a slightly odd place. On the men’s side, we’re transitioning from the Federer/Nadal/Djokovic era of domination, into what many are predicting to be a Sinner/Alcaraz era of domination. Only time will tell, but right now, there’s a perceived dip in quality of matches, in qualityContinue Reading
