HeyJaredTennis Sweet Spot by Carole Bouchard
I've been covering professional tennis for two decades as a writer, broadcaster, and author. At TSS, I'll be your insider for the most impactful tennis stories on and off the court (results, features, interviews, business, fashion, culture).
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Make It Make Sense... (opens the original)
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Welcome back! Coming to you with a musing and many questions around that new top-of-the-game trend of staying out there while clearly not able to. Nobody is to blame here, just to be clear. It’s a kind of perfect storm caused by what tennis is becoming. Feel free to spread the word, like this post, subscribe, or leave a comment to help TSS’s discoverability. You can also buy me a cuppa!Subscribe nowS
Failing To Deliver During Tennis Disney Era (opens the original)
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Welcome back! So for today’s edition, all I have for you is rants. Sorry, not sorry. That US Open, on the men’s side, is Exhibit A of all that could start going very wrong for tennis, despite people repeating that the sport is going incredibly well. For the second time in four Majors, the ATP stars have gone MIA. 15 of the Top 20 players are out on the second Monday. 15! The only reason nobody there has called 911 is that US players are still out there. As the sport during this US Open has been
“Work Is Very Important, And How You behave Is Very Important,” Medina Garrigues on coaching (opens the original)
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Welcome back!On Tuesday, Alina Korneeva will face Madison Keys in the first round of the US Open. Obviously not a good draw at all for the teenager, but it could be a tricky draw for the American too, as at 19 (#69), Korneeva has shown signs this year that she is ready to get back to her 15-year-old prodigy era. I’m bringing you an exclusive interview with former player and Korneeva’s coach, Anabel Medina Garrigues, about how she’s been bringing the tennis wunderkind back on track at the Rafael
Nothing Screams Money Time Like The US Open (opens the original)
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Welcome back!Well, the US Open is upon us. The last Grand Slam event of the year, where it feels like the goal is to keep the remaining top players in that draw in one piece. Before the tennis takes over (well, hopefully), we need to talk about an event (and a sport) that is trying to become the Met Gala without clearly sending the memo. My eyes fell on the ground pass ticket prices and… wow. Then I read the global outrage over it and went hmmm… We all know premium tennis events have decided to
"There was no pretense", director Katie Walsh about the Roger Federer's Road to Newport series (opens the original)
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Welcome back! This month of August 2026 will be one to remember in the tennis world, as Roger Federer is about to be inducted into the Hall of Fame (Aug. 27-29). On this occasion, and after the series released last year for Maria Sharapova’s induction, the International Tennis Hall of Fame has produced a six-part documentary on Federer’s journey. A tough ask for a career spanning decades of glory, but a challe
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