Wimbledon Special: The “Do” Boys
Though the Open Era has yet to produce a British champion at Wimbledon, fond memories of two native champions during the Amateur Era continues to buoy their national pride.
Born in Wimbledon, England, the “Do” brothers, Reginald [...]
Wimbledon Day 4 Results & Photos
Wimbledon Day 4 Results
- Isner Prevails In 70-68 Fifth Set; Nadal Rallies Past Dutchman, – Sharapova, Serena Advance
Wimbledon Day 3 Results & Photos: Isner-Mahut Locked In Historic Battle
Wimbledon Day 3 Results & Photos: Isner-Mahut Locked In Historic Battle, Federer Tested By Qualifier, Henin, Clijsters Eye Potential Showdown, Venus Dominates
Wimbledon Special: The Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum
As history plays out on the courts just beyond her doors, the Lawn Tennis Museum at Wimbledon graciously escorts visitors on a walk back through the annals of her beloved sport.
Following a five year multi-million dollar relocation and [...]
Wimbledon Special: Why Rye? The Grass Courts of Wimbledon
The grass court preparation, undertaken by the world’s top tennis players to warm up for this year’s Wimbledon Championships, pales in comparison to that carried out by the grounds staff for this prestigious event.
Though Centre Court may be the player’s playground [...]
Wimbledon Special: The Wimbledon Tradition
Steeped in ceremony and layered in long-standing convention, Wimbledon herself has become more of a tradition than a mere championship.
Throughout her 133 years, her reverence for decorum and elegance and her tenacious hold on time-honored tradition[...]
The Countdown to Roland Garros: Tennis’ Premier Historical Museum
The Tenniseum
The nearly eight-acre expanse of Roland-Garros Stadium assures that your feet will cover significant ground as you stroll court-to-court taking in the exhilarating matches at [...]
The Countdown to Roland Garros: History of the Stadium
The following is the first entry of GEM Tennis’ special series “The Countdown to Roland Garros.” We hope you enjoy this very informative series as much as you’ll enjoy the tennis. First up, the history of the Stadium:
Roland Garros- Its History and Beginnings[...]
The Art of Tennis is Patience: Rene Lacoste 1927
English Translation: THE ART OF TENNIS IS PATIENCE by Rene Lacoste The Training 1. Concentration 2. Fitness 3. Focus on the Ball 4. Important Parts of the Stroke Balance Racquet Preparation Ball Height Over the Net 5. Court Position 6. Quality Tactics 7. A Good Attitude ** This picture was [...]
