Originally posted on SaakisWorld:
The highly anticipated clash between the two legends of tennis – Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal – will be the prime attraction of the third leg of the International Premier Tennis League (IPTL) which will be held in New Delhi from Thursday. The two legends had a contrasting 2015 season before…

Originally posted on Moo's Tennis Blog:
And here we goooo… it’s time for the fourth and final post in the countdown of my favourite WTA matches in 2015. In case you missed it, you can read part one HERE, part two HERE and part three HERE. As always, i’d love to hear what your…

Originally posted on The Grandstand:
“Team, team, team…. No one more important than the other.” That quote from the legendary 1986 film Hoosiers rings true for any team competition, and the Davis Cup is tennis’ most significant–and really its only–event that generally deflects attention from specific individuals. But there is no denying that the 2015…

Originally posted on The Not-So Tipsy Gypsy:
I am not sure who named this time “offseason” but my guess is that they were NOT players. Yes, I did have a wonderful few weeks fully?”off,” (as documented in my first post), but it is currently only Nov 13 and my first tournament will be starting Jan…

Originally posted on The Sport News Portal:
Andy Murray gave Britain its first Davis Cup title in 79 years when he beat Belgium’s David Goffin 6-3, 7-5, 6-3 in the first of reverse singles Sunday. The win gave Britain an unassailable 3-1 lead in the best-of-five series and the final singles match was not played.…

Originally posted on newfanzone:
Great Britain has defeated Belgium 3-1 to win the 2015 Davis Cup by BNP Paribas Final in Ghent on Sunday 29 November. This is Great Britain’s tenth Davis Cup title, placing them third on the all-time list behind USA (32 titles) and Australia (28 titles). It is Great Britain’s first title…

Originally posted on addictedtotennisblog:
The Davis Cup final kicks off on friday with Belgian No. 1 David Goffin hoping to get the nation off to a good start as he faces Brit Kyle Edmund, who becomes the first person since Feliciano Lopez in 2003 to make his debut in the final. This match is set…

Originally posted on addictedtotennisblog:
Ruben Bemelmans will be looking to cause a huge upset in the second rubber of the Davis Cup final. The world No. 108 will be looking to give the home crowd something to remember as he faces world No.2 and Britain’s leading star in Andy Murray. Many (including myself) were surprised…

Originally posted on Happy Slam Tennis:
You know you’re a tennis nut when… Davis Cup memories As we get to Ghent for the Davis Cup final, we thought it a good opportunity to ask resident tennis nut, @JuanaWriter, to share some of her DC memories. The first time I witnessed a live DC match was…