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24 articles from the TennisT blog

tennist.orgJun 25, 2026

17 Semifinals in 18 Trips: Chris Evert's Wimbledon Record Nobody Talks About

Seventeen Wimbledon semifinals in eighteen appearances. It is the kind of statistic that barely sounds real, even now. Wimbledon is supposed to be unpredictable. Grass is supposed to reward specialists. Bad draws happen. Rain happens. A hot server could get loose on Court 2. A champion wakes up with a sore shoulder, an unsettled stomach, or one bad afternoon at exactly the wrong time.

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tennist.orgJun 24, 2026

The Day Venus Took Her Earrings Off

For four years, the questions had followed Venus Williams everywhere. Had the injuries taken too much? Had Serena passed her for good? Were the days of Venus dominating Wimbledon over?

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tennist.orgJun 23, 2026

The Summer Martina Navratilova Turned Back Time

When Martina Navratilova walked onto the grass at Wimbledon in June 2004, it felt less like a comeback and more like a tennis ghost story.

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tennist.orgMay 29, 2025

Three Times a Lady: The Last Tennis Triple Crown and Why It May Never Happen Again

Martina Navratilova's 1987 U.S. Open triple crown stands as one of tennis's most enduring records, not because no one is talented enough to break it, but because the modern game has evolved in ways that make such versatility nearly impossible.

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tennist.orgJan 14, 2025

Novak Djokovic's First Australian Open Victory: The 2008 Tournament That Started It All

As the 2025 Australian Open gets underway, let's take a fascinating journey back to where it all began for one of tennis's greatest champions. In 2008, a 20-year-old Novak Djokovic arrived in Melbourne as the world's third-ranked player, carrying the weight of expectations but also an unwavering belief in himself. What unfolded over those two weeks would change the landscape of tennis forever.

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