Jane Voigt

Tennis is my life.

[Jane Voigt @downthetee]

Good to see @keinishikori on court & up a break vs. Bautista Agut in 3rd. Stay healthy. The game needs you both. #BarcelonaOpen

[Jane Voigt @downthetee]

When you know you should step up and cough up the $ for ESPN+??? When John McEnroe’s voice cracks the airwaves. #Wimbledon

[Bastien Fachan @BastienFachan]

34-year-old Pablo Carreno Busta, who was in danger of breaking Andrei Chesnokov’s record (0-7) for most Wimbledon appearances by a former top 10 player without a single win, finally clinches one:

2014 - R1
2015 - R1
2016 - R1
2018 - R1
2019 - R1
2021 - R1
2022 - R1
2026 - R2* 👏

[Matt Zemek @mzemek]

#Wimbledon bracket breakdown with The Coach, @mertovsTDesk, and @burtonad at @accent_tennis:

[Jane Voigt @downthetee]

In contrast, commentators associated with the #WorldCup use spot-on pronunciations of diverse player names. Thus, it can be done.

[Simon Cambers @scambers73]

They do a lot of things right @Wimbledon but pronouncing players' names in the draw is not one of them. It's embarrassing and frankly disrespectful to all those who names are mangled. Something to fix for 2027.

[Jane Voigt @downthetee]

Sabalenka presents a strong, skilled and fierce exterior, but it seems like a house of cards: when something goes wrong, the cards collapse.

Call it perfectionism, if you will. I know this characteristic because I have it in spades. It's dangerous and difficult to manage.

[Matt Zemek @mzemek]

.@saqiba just released a new show with Pat Cash. If you missed it, here's Saqib with an even more accomplished 1980s tennis star, Hana Mandlikova, at @accent_tennis:

[Jane Voigt @downthetee]

So happy to see this. Wonderful!

[Eric Salliot @ericsalliot]

Ce n’est pas encore la canicule ce matin à Roland-Garros mais beaucoup d’admiration pour les papis qui disputent les championnats de France 85 ans.

[Tennis Accent @accent_tennis]

Former Wimbledon champion @TheRealPatCash is the podcast guest. We relive his glory days and some of the transformative moments of his career.

https://t.co/8zUygYx7Jr

[cindy shmerler @shmerlsc]

It always comes back to tennis. Here’s a little-known fact. @jalenbrunson1 isn’t the first great pro athlete to come out of Adlai Stevenson HS in Lincolnshire, IL. Andrea Jaeger, Wimbledon r/u in 1983, grew up in Lincolnshire and also went to Stevenson HS. #NBAFinals #WTATour

[D☰ΠZί 🌙 @ourt_destiny]

@downthetee TSN, Telemundo

[Jane Voigt @downthetee]

Why isn’t Fox showing Germany v Curaçao World Cup match? Where’s it being broadcast?

[Randy Walker @TennisPublisher]

Lynne Rolley, Pioneering Figure In Women's Tennis, Named New CEO of Professional Tennis Registry (PTR) https://t.co/KWi3TVE2LM

[The New York Times @nytimes]

From @TheAthletic: Serena Williams, 44, has won her first competitive tennis match in nearly four years, playing in women's doubles at Queen's Club. https://t.co/rkc7qA8aUd

[Wimbledon @Wimbledon]

Grass court season is here 🌱

[Jane Voigt @downthetee]

Oxy

[Buitengebieden @buitengebieden]

What would you name this dog? 😅

[Jane Voigt @downthetee]

Dream on...

[Mert Ertunga @MertovsTDesk]

A moment of silence between or during points is a luxury with McEnroe 😑
#RolandGarros

[TennisNow @Tennis_Now]

Chwalinska on the possibility of a Wimbledon wild card: "That would be news of a century. Honestly, yeah, I don't expect it."

[Jessica Schiffer @jessicaschiffer]

On paper, Alexander Zverev should be one of the most marketable athletes in tennis. In reality, he's become one of the sport's toughest sells.

In the latest Hard Court, I explore his uneven sponsorship history, why some longtime partners market him cautiously, and how a French Open title could become a defining test for brands. 🔗 ⬇️

[Jane Voigt @downthetee]

Dear #TNTSports. In today's #TheAthletic, "Jim Courier’s tennis life, from the French Open to becoming a voice of the sport," by Matthew Futterman, says it all.

Thus, please show John McEnroe the door and step up to the best the sport has to offer.

[Jane Voigt @downthetee]

As this match progresses and Cobolli gains confidence and points, Zverev's ground strokes land shorter in the court.

Intentional?

Perhaps.

But if he pins Cobolli to the baseline, more consistently, the Italian has less chance of coming in. #RolandGarros