This is the best Carlos I've seen since the first round in all Grand Slams," Annacone gives his prediction for the US Open final Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner will face off this Sunday for the final victory at the US Open. Paul Annacone, former coach of Pete Sampras and Roger Federer among others, gave his prediction for Ten... 1 min to read
"When he plays like that, he's a top 5 player," former Federer coach praises Tiafoe Tiafoe is currently having a very impressive French Open tournament. Having qualified for the quarter-finals without losing a set, the American will try to continue his winning streak against the Ital... 1 min to read
Former Federer Coach Analyzes Alcaraz: "His Performances Will Likely Be More Inconsistent Than Sinner's" Alcaraz met the high expectations of the public by winning the title in Monte Carlo. The Spaniard claimed victory in the Principality for the first time. In an interview with Tennis Channel, Paul Ann... 1 min to read
Annacone on the ATP rankings: "If you win two Grand Slams and you're not number 2, there's a problem". The 2024 tennis season is drawing to a close. The boss of the circuit is Jannik Sinner, author of an excellent year marked by his first two Grand Slam titles, the ATP Finals and the Davis Cup, among o... 1 min to read
Annacone on Alcaraz: "The Olympic Games broke his heart". Roger Federer's former coach, Paul Annacone, has spoken to the Inside-In podcast in recent hours. In particular, he spoke about Carlos Alcaraz's season. The Spaniard has won two Grand Slams and a sil... 1 min to read
Annacone, Federer's former coach: "There's no better challenge than beating Nadal". Former Roger Federer coach between 2010 and 2013, Paul Annacone remembers how difficult it was to find the right tactics to hurt Rafael Nadal. As a guest on the Inside-In Podcast, the American, now 6... 1 min to read
Annacone : "À l'inverse de 2015, Nadal semble de retour cette saison 17/05/2016 23:29 - AFP
J'espère seulement qu'il améliorera sa première balle de service." 1 min to read
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