Alexander Zverev Talks About Traveling With His Family on ATP Tour World Number five, Alexander Zverev shares his insights about traveling with his family while he is touring on the ATP circuit. Dominic Thiem Slams ATP Calendar for Too Many Hard Court Tournaments World no. 4, Dominic Thiem criticized the ATP Calendar for conducting hard court tournaments for more than half of the year Jack Sock – “2018 Was A Year To Forget” Jack Sock tore two ligaments in his thumb during the practice session at Australian Open 2019 and that eventually forced him to stay out of the circuit. Andy Murray Says Anti-Inflammatory Diet Helped Him to Recover From Hip Surgery Andy Murray explained how an anti-inflammatory diet has helped him to recover successfully from the career-threatening hip resurfacing surgery. Dominic Thiem on Alexander Zverev – “We Are More Than Just Colleagues” Austrian World Number four, Dominic Thiem hits the European Clay Open in Hamburg, before he flies for the hard-court tour in North America. Novak Djokovic Says Sports Has Become Too Much Business World No.1, Novak Djokovic talks about sports becoming more of a business in the past few years with players losing the quintessence of the sport. Grigor Dimitrov Pays Tribute to John McNamara Grigor Dimitrov pays tribute to his former coach and mentor, Peter McNamara, who passed away at the age of 64 after a quiet battle with cancer Bernard Tomic Slams Grand Slam Board for “Mocking” Him Bernard Tomic will continue to pursue legal action against £45,000 Wimbledon fine despite the Grand Slam board turning down his previous appeal. Robin Soderling Says Only Injuries Can Stop Novak Djokovic Robin Soderling reflected his thoughts on Djokovic surpassing Federer’s record of 20 major titles, after he became a 16-time major champion last Suunday. John Isner: “Tennis is Not Even Close to the Most Important Thing” John Isner confessed in an interview that tennis is not the most important thing in his life after he took a three-month break from April to June. Former World Number Seven, Peter McNamara Passes Away at 64 Former World Number seven thesis player, Peter McNamara battled with prostate cancer, and he passed away peacefully in Germany on July 21, 2019. Angelique Kerber: “There Have Always Been Ups and Downs” Angelique Kerber asserted that she is ready to move forward as she reflected on her inferior performance at the Wimbledon Championships 2019.
