3 15 Jovic I 4 30 Stakusic M 4 40 Barrios Vera T 2 15 Guillen Meza A 4 00 Glinka D 5 00 Blanch D 5 7 30 Hruncakova V 3 5 40 Jokic K 1 00 Sakamoto P 2 00 Boscardin Dias P 2 40 Rubio Fierros A 3 40 Ejupovic E 5 00 McHugh A 2 00 Baris O Sun 9 J.Duckworth at 06:30 Y.Nishioka

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In December, TennisTemple is resting a bit, in semi-hibernation

Le 17/12/2018 à 23h29 par Guillaume Nonque

It will resume full activity at the start of 2019 season, on December 28th.

Yes. Break is short but well deserved.

Need to keep watching and practicing. Its off season.

It only takes 1 thousand years to orbit your ?..so you can git it a..rest we don't.

Haven’t we all been in semi-hibernation, lol.

Don't forget to send us a Perdy picture..?

Pietrangeli is right, no heir to Federer for years to come .Most impossible to play like him.

Doha.shenzhen

Cant waaaaaiiiiiiit

Come out ,come out , where ever you are...

Nevermind go night night

You mean full hibernation

WTA: A 2026 Calendar Without Major Overhaul... But Some Intriguing Changes

Jules Hypolite 09/10/2025 à 20h03

The 2026 calendar for the women's tour has just been officially announced. Few visible changes, but a season that will test players' endurance across different continents more than ever. Just weeks b...

"I'll call my daughter to tell her I'm in the final," when Monfils mentioned Skaï after reaching the Auckland final

Adrien Guyot 02/10/2025 à 08h42

Gaël Monfils, who will retire in 2026, has shown remarkable consistency throughout his career, finishing eight seasons in the top 20 and reaching at least one ATP Tour final every year between 2005 an...

Medvedev: "When I retire, I will do so knowing I gave my best"

Clément Gehl 07/05/2025 à 12h17

Daniil Medvedev is currently having a disappointing 2025 season, marked by his exit from the Top 10. Present in Rome, where he won the title in 2023, he spoke about his motivation and work ethic in...

Brad Gilbert: "If Sinner Returns to His Level, There Will Be Far Fewer Surprises on the Tour"

Clément Gehl 04/05/2025 à 15h39

Brad Gilbert, former coach of Andre Agassi, Andy Roddick, and Andy Murray, shared his thoughts on Italian tennis and Jannik Sinner. For him, if Sinner returns to his best level, surprises like Jaku...

Let's go Lorenzo send him home.

Frank M

Yes joker. Haters go cry

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