In Israel, a land attuned to the ancient texts of the world’s monotheistic faiths, the words “my cup overflows” possess a considerable amount of historical weight and meaning. That phrasing comes from scripture, of course–it’s no small thing in the Holy Land to encounter a lavish and abundant blessing.
Now, 108 years [...]

If Roger Federer continues to play with fire, his hopes of Grand Slam glory will go by the wayside.
Then again, after yet another remarkable escape at a major tournament, perhaps the iconic Swiss champion won’t have to dance so intimately with the grim reaper of tennis as the 2009 French Open continues.
In a fourth-round match that [...]

The women’s portion of the 2009 French Open is developing a clear narrative through the first five days of action at Roland Garros: Champions rise under pressure, while pretenders fall by the wayside.
In the lastest example of an elite player coming through under fire, Venus Williams–the No. 3 seed in Paris–turned back a bold upset [...]

There’s more to tennis than merely hitting a bright-colored ball. Fitness, psychology, and movement are all part of a winning equation in this sport–just ask the many competitors who have had to retire from the 2009 Australian Open for one reason or another.
Yet, as often as tennis matches are decided for reasons other than shotmaking, [...]