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10/08/2026

Talent was never the thing he was missing.

He arrived young and heavily hyped, with real promise behind it. The expectation got big enough that people asked who would take the place of Federer and Nadal.

Talent on its own is not enough at this level. Everything has to be working and clicking at the same time.

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10/07/2026

This is the last one, and the crowd here knows it.

Wawrinka was on top of the hard courts once. US Open champion in 2016, on a one handed backhand down the line as deadly as that shot comes. This is his final year.

Also worth knowing: the court is playing very fast, faster than I expected. The players who respond well to those conditions will do well here.

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10/06/2026

Imagine being Carlos Alcaraz right now.

There are unconfirmed reports that Juan Carlos Ferrero could end up coaching Jannik Sinner. It has long been said that Darren Cahill would step away at the end of the year. If so, Sinner needs a new coach, and JC knows his game very well. I would not be surprised if it happened.

What I keep thinking about is Alcaraz. Years of private work with Ferrero would now essentially be in the hands of his biggest rival.

Would JC be able to help Jannik Sinner overcome injuries and be a consistent Slam contender? Tell me what you think.

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10/06/2026

Most people walk past this on the way to their seats.

This is the man the main stadium is named after. Arthur Ashe won it in 1968, the first US Open ever played.

A great champion, and he did a lot for the sport on and off the court. As long as his name is on the building, the legacy keeps going.

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10/05/2026

Staying healthy might be the biggest thing standing between Jannik Sinner and winning more Grand Slams.

There have been unconfirmed reports that Juan Carlos Ferrero may join his team as head coach. Nothing is official. But if Sinner wants to stay injury free, I think Ferrero could be the answer.

Whether they click remains to be seen. Coaching partnerships take time, and coaches come and go. It all comes down to how Ferrero helps Sinner move forward and keep winning.

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10/05/2026

Watch his feet, not the ball.

A few steps back, split step, then forward into the return. Never flat footed waiting for the ball.

The split step is what lets him pick a direction. The ball is too fast to stand still and judge it, and by then you have been aced.

This is anticipation, not reaction speed.

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10/04/2026

Carlos Alcaraz may not like this one.

Unconfirmed reports say Juan Carlos Ferrero could become Jannik Sinner's next head coach. José Luis Clerc claims to have private information confirming it. Nothing official yet, so I would treat it as a rumor for now.

But the fit makes sense. Sinner knows how to win Grand Slams. Ferrero won Roland Garros in 2003, reached world No. 1, and coached Alcaraz to six majors. He also spent years studying Sinner's game from across the net.

Let me know what you think. Who will Jannik Sinner's new coach be?

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10/04/2026

The coach is serving and she is drilling one thing. Where the return lands.

Two cones on the far court, red on the left and green on the right. Nowhere near the lines.

Hit that area and your opponent cannot dictate the next ball. Nobody paints the lines on a return, the serve arrives too fast. Margin is what gets you into the point.

You will hit a winner off a return sometimes. That is an accident. We will take it, but it is not the plan.

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10/02/2026

Some artworks only make sense when you take a step back.

That is the idea behind Fragmentation, a series by Rod, who goes by Rod Art Factory. There is a structure first. Then tubes reaching out from it. Then hundreds of tiny pieces layered across the surface. Stand close and you see the fragments. Step back and the whole piece comes together.

Rod told me what he loves about fragmentation is that it never ends. It can be personal, intimate, political or purely aesthetic. Some of the works even carry the names of old masters like Caravaggio and Dürer.

A tennis match works the same way. Up close it is hundreds of separate points. Step back and you see the story of the match. The court and the canvas.

Sitting with an artist while he explains his process is something I do not take for granted, especially with art season getting closer.

When is the last time you visited a gallery? And do you see the pieces first, or the whole? Tell me in the comments.

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10/02/2026

There is a monument at the US Open called the Court of Champions, and most people walk straight past it.

Every champion gets a plaque, a description of what they gave the tournament, and below that the years they won it.

You stop at one and read three consecutive years, and it lands differently than a record book does.

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