Courier Korda - French Open 1992

Jim Courier always has a keen eye on today's tennis. The former American player, who has been interviewing players after matches on court at the Australian Open for several years, gave an interview t...

Courier gives his opinion on today's tennis: "A similar period to the one when Sampras was still playing and Federer arrived".

Jules Hypolite 22/01/2025 à 20h44

Jim Courier, consultant for Eurosport and also in charge of post-match interviews in Melbourne, answered a few questions for the Ouest France media. When asked his opinion on the men's circuit and th...

Courier thinks Sinner was in a testing phase: "He's trying to get to a higher level to prepare for the big games".

Jules Hypolite 19/01/2025 à 23h40

Jannik Sinner's Round of 16 match on Monday could be a tight affair against Holger Rune, a player against whom previous duels have been tight (2-2 in the history of confrontations). Not necessarily a...

Courier on Nadal: "I hope they make a book full of pearls".

Clément Gehl 27/11/2024 à 12h22

Retired since the 2024 Davis Cup in Malaga, Rafael Nadal leaves behind an incredible legacy which, according to Jim Courier, should be immortalized in a book: "There are so many things to admire about...

Fritz in the top 10 for the third season running and joins a closed circle

Clément Gehl 15/11/2024 à 10h35

Taylor Fritz, who finished the 2024 season in a provisional 5th place in the world, is in the top 10 for the third year running. This feat enables him to enter a closed circle of American players whe...

Korda remembers: "That's why I started playing tennis".

Elio Valotto 07/08/2024 à 18h03

Sebastian Korda is having a satisfying 2024 season, especially since the arrival of grass. Surprised from the start at Wimbledon, he had previously reached the final at Bois-le-Duc before playing in ...

Courier doesn't really support Fritz: "He's been completely lost".

Elio Valotto 11/07/2024 à 14h00

On his baseline, when he's firmly rooted to the ground, Fritz is one of the best. His forehand and backhand strokes are unbelievable, especially if you give him pace and the game stops there. But agai...