matthew58+FollowSinner & Świątek Chasing Grand Slam GloryHow about those Wimbledon wins for The Fox and Queen Iga? With Sinner finally toppling Alcaraz on grass and Świątek steamrolling Anisimova, both are now just one Slam away from joining the ultra-elite Career Grand Slam club. Sinner needs a French Open title to match Rafa’s record as the youngest to do it, while Świątek could be the first woman since Sharapova to complete the set if she bags the Aussie Open. 2026 could be legendary! #Sports #Tennis #TennisHistory30Share
Brittany Gilbert+FollowAlcaraz’s Record Tennis Card Shocks Fans!Did you all see the news about El Niño? Carlos Alcaraz just set a new record off the court—his Topps Royalty card with a match-used racket knob sold for $222K! That’s the priciest men’s tennis card ever, though Serena still holds the overall crown. With five Slams at 22 and history on every surface, Alcaraz is rewriting the game both on and off the court. Can he keep the streak alive at Wimbledon? #Alcaraz #TennisHistory #Wimbledon #Sports #Tennis00Share
Nicholas Henderson+FollowNavratilova’s Heartbreak in Wimbledon 1994Still can’t get over how close the Queen of Wimbledon came to that historic 10th title! After dominating the grass for years, Martina looked set for one last crowning moment in ‘94, especially with Steffi out early. But Conchita Martinez, just 22, played the match of her life and denied Martina the fairytale ending. That final—full of grit, emotion, and respect—remains one of the most bittersweet moments in tennis history. Anyone else remember watching that rollercoaster? #Wimbledon #Navratilova #TennisHistory #Sports #Tennis00Share
Kelly Jones+FollowBecker Snubbed: Tennis Legends Left Out?Boom Boom Becker is not happy! The German grass-court legend just called out a recent post that only celebrated this century’s Wimbledon and Queen’s Club champs—think King Roger, Muzza, and now young phenom Carlitos. Becker, who dominated the ‘80s with three Wimbledon and four Queen’s Club titles, feels history is getting disrespected. Is it fair to focus just on modern records, or should legends like Becker and McEnroe get their due? Let’s hear your take! #TennisHistory #Wimbledon #BorisBecker #Sports #Tennis00Share
Nicole Baxter+FollowMertens’ Epic Comeback: 11 Match Points Saved!Wow, did anyone catch the Ice Queen’s insane survival act at the Libéma Open? Elise Mertens stared down ELEVEN match points against Alexandrova and still pulled off the win! That’s the most match points saved in a WTA main draw match this decade. Talk about nerves of steel—she just kept grinding on grass. Now, she’s off to the final against Ruse. Is this one of the greatest escapes you’ve seen? #Mertens #LibemaOpen #TennisHistory #Sports #Tennis20Share
Brittany Gilbert+FollowAlcaraz vs Sinner: The Cruelest Beat Yet?What a heartbreaker at Roland Garros! King Carlos pulled off a Houdini act, coming back from two sets down to edge out Sin City in a five-hour, 29-minute marathon—the longest French Open final ever. Even legends like Chris Evert and Brad Gilbert were left speechless, calling it the 'cruelest beat' for Sinner. This rivalry is giving us serious Fedal vibes. Did anyone else feel like both deserved the trophy? #RolandGarros #AlcarazVsSinner #TennisHistory #Sports00Share
Stephen Wilson+FollowWhy Roland Garros Isn’t Just the French OpenEver wondered why the French Open is called Roland Garros? It’s not just about the legendary clay courts where Rafa the King of Clay reigns. The name honors Roland Garros, a WWI fighter pilot hero. Since 1928, the stadium and tournament have carried his name, making it more than just a tennis event—it’s a tribute to French history. So next time you hear 'Roland Garros,' remember, it’s both a tennis battleground and a nod to a national icon. #RolandGarros #FrenchOpen #TennisHistory #Sports30Share
Stephen Herrera+FollowDjoker Hits 100—Classy in VictoryWhat a moment at the Geneva Open! The Djoker not only bagged his 100th career title—joining an ultra-elite club—but also showed real sportsmanship. After a nail-biter with Hubi, Novak put the spotlight on his rival’s grit and comeback from injury, even as Hurkacz got emotional. This is what makes tennis rivalries special: respect and intensity, all in one. Now, with 25 Slams in sight, can King Novak keep rewriting history? #Djokovic #GenevaOpen #TennisHistory #Sports21Share
Danielle Strickland+FollowDjoker Hits 100! Can He Chase Down Fed & Connors?Novak “Djoker” Djokovic just silenced the doubters with his 100th career title, grabbing the Geneva Open as a wildcard after a rough patch. He outlasted Hurkacz in two tiebreaks, showing that clutch mentality we all know. Now, with the French Open around the corner, can Djokovic close the gap on Federer and Connors’ all-time records? Is this the start of another legendary run at Roland Garros? #Djokovic #FrenchOpen #TennisHistory #Sports40Share
Kelly Jones+FollowRoland Garros: More Than Just ClayEver wondered why the French Open is called Roland Garros? Turns out, the iconic clay battleground isn’t named after a tennis legend, but a WWI flying ace! Roland Garros was a pioneer in aviation, not tennis, but his spirit of innovation and perseverance fits the tournament’s epic battles—just ask King of Clay Rafa Nadal, who’s lifted the trophy 14 times. Next time you watch a five-set thriller, remember: this court honors a true French hero, not just the game’s greats. #RolandGarros #FrenchOpen #TennisHistory #KingOfClay #Nadal #Sports40Share
