by Joel Drucker A saying goes that behind every tennis player there is another tennis player. In my fortunate case, that player happened to be a legend. His name was Tony Trabert. Start off by noting that in 1955, Tony was ranked number one in the world – singles winner at Roland-Garros, Wimbledon, and the U.S. Championships (now the US Open). He was … [Read more...] about Cincinnati Open Honors Hall of Famer Tony Trabert
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Indian Wells Founder’s Autobiography Coming Later This Year
Charlie Pasarell’s journey began on the sunlit courts of Puerto Rico and carried him all the way to tennis’s grandest stages, like Wimbledon’s Centre Court. Along the way, he played record-setting matches, led history-making protests, and became part of the game’s most defining stories. In his upcoming autobiography “Serving First: Dreams Realized and Lessons Learned from … [Read more...] about Indian Wells Founder’s Autobiography Coming Later This Year