Jodar cursed at a ball kid in Shanghai. Then he lost the final from a set and a break up.
Ball kids should be untouchable. Agree? 👇
Full episode of Breaking Back: link in bio. #ShanghaiMasters#Tennis
Zverev is the 2026 year-end No. 1. First German man to do it, oldest first-timer ever. And he went 0-5 against Sinner this year.
Asterisk or no asterisk? 👇 We get into it on Friday's Breaking Back. #Tennis
@jessicaschiffer Tennis cannot be learned quickly!
Ever wonder how they made those #Challengers rallies look so real? We asked the film’s FX director, @BrianVFX on our 🎾 podcast.
https://t.co/rpF7j6WX73
Medvedev hit a fan by accident and got defaulted. Atmane threw his racket at the stands and got a point penalty.
Same sport, two outcomes. Fair? 👇 #Tennis#ATP
The NBA tips off today with new betting bans: no same-player under parlays, no opening-tip bets, no unders on guys expected to play under 12 minutes.
Nat broke it down on Breaking Back. Smart fix or too little? 👇
21+. Not betting advice. 1-800-GAMBLER.
Friday: "We're gonna go out there and we're gonna wax them."
Saturday: Wake 41, Cal 7.
Norm's Numbers don't lie. #GoDeacs
21+. Not betting advice. 1-800-GAMBLER.
New Breaking Back: Emma Navarro's health announcement, players dropping out of Beijing, Kei Nishikori's farewell, and whether Venus Williams should get another wild card.
#TennisPodcast#BreakingBack#WTA
https://t.co/dbCA6ukMvL via @YouTube
Emma Navarro celebrating her U.S. Open first round win with fist pumps and smiles.
Her opponent Lois Boisson casually obliterating her racquet behind her.
Tennis. 😭😭😭😭😭
The #USOpen just posted a record $108M prize pool. Attendance is up nearly 10% year over year. Fans are calling ticket prices "insane" and "scandalous." Both of those things are true at the same time — which is exactly why nothing's changing. #Wimbledon and the French cap resale markups. The Open doesn't. Should it? #tennis #USOpen2026 #GrandSlam #tennisnews
An emotional @CWhitakerSport spoke at her shock and unease of Serena Williams coming out of retirement with the aid of GLPs on the @TennisPodcast
"The most important thing that Serena represented to me was body positivity... I remember in 2007 Aus Open where she was fat shamed but steamrolled through the draw. She showed with all her achievements that skinnier doesn't always mean it's better or healthier. I can't tell you how powerful a message that felt for women and girls, but when I saw her promoting the GLP 1 weight loss drugs which her husband sits on the board off at the Super-bowl Ad breaks my heart honestly broke.
I think the marketing of them (GLPs) preys on women's insecurities in what I think is a very sinister way and to see Serena Williams be apart of that is very unsettling and sad. For me promoting a medication for financial gain feels unethical, the prevailing feeling for me is one of deep unease."
A rare time I fully agree with Catherine Whitaker.