Mateo Tchouameni

@BostonCollege alum; me gustan los deportes pal. Novak Djokovic es mejor que tu tenista favorito.

[Mateo Tchouameni @mateo116]

@NadaPancakes Cmon man. Alcaraz:

1. Is younger
2. Leads H2H
3. Has won 6 of their last 7 matchups
4. Leads 3-2 H2H in majors
5. Has more majors
6. Has more masters 1000

[Oleg S. @AnnaK_4ever]

It's been said million times before but is worth repeating again and again:
Tennis scoring system is genius. You can't run out the clock or take a victory lap even if you have totally outplayed your opponent and deservedly built a huge advantage — it could still be reversed.

[José Morgado @josemorgado]

Novak Djokovic and a 41-shot rally to save a break point

[Mateo Tchouameni @mateo116]

!!!

[IDK, again @Imma_GENE_Us]

The TNT crew have been on it. You can tell that many of them aren’t that familiar with tennis, but that they attempted to research beforehand. They also do a good job of relying on the former tennis players analysis to tell the story while also bringing a fresher take.

[Novak Djokovic @DjokerNole]

1dem00.

[José Morgado @josemorgado]

Novak Djokovic -- 20 consecutive seasons winning at least one title.

Nobody has ever done this.

[Shane Young @YoungNBA]

Hard to articulate how much of a basketball tragedy this is for Jayson Tatum.

You won't find a player that cares more than him. Genuinely carries himself with a team-first approach, always pushes himself to play through minor injuries, and has never made excuses when the Celtics fell short.

I'll have a full column on this tomorrow so I won't go too long here, but this is what really bugs me: It shouldn't take an Achilles tear, or him missing a full year, for people to appreciate what he's about. Or to fully appreciate what he's accomplished by age 27. No hyperbole, Tatum was on the verge of playoff achievements and sustained success that only a *handful* of players have enjoyed in the first half of their career.

He will be named to his fifth All-NBA team within the next week, and it feels cruel for this to happen to a player that never misses time. One that perpetually leads 55+ win teams and finds a different way to improve each season. It shouldn't take a player of that caliber having his prime interrupted for viewers to finally recognize he's everything you'd want in a franchise superstar.

[Boston Celtics @celtics]

We love you, @jaytatum0 💚

[Mateo Tchouameni @mateo116]

Joe Mazzulla about to go crazy on Saturday. Celtics are back

[BNO News @BNONews]

FLASH: WHITE SMOKE SIGNALS ELECTION OF NEW POPE

[Bastien Fachan @BastienFachan]

Carlos Alcaraz is such a blessing to tennis.

I hope no one ever tames the way he plays.

[José Morón @jmgmoron]

Hay tenistas muy Top que se retiran con menos de 400 victorias en toda su carrera.

Djokovic y Nadal tienen 410 solo en Masters 1000.

Menuda locura.

[Mateo Tchouameni @mateo116]

@lherrero 👏🏼 💪🏼

[Derek Thompson @DKThomp]

An important lesson in life and politics—obvious but always worth repeating—is that the wisdom required to identify a problem is distinct from the care required to solve it.

Or, to be more direct: It would be nice to have a organization that (a) recognized the costs of procedural kludge in government, (b) respected the constitution, (c) wasn't so completely careless that in an attempt to restructure the Department of Energy around nuclear security accidentally fired hundreds of people who worked in the department with the words "Nuclear Security" in the title

[Stefano @TrolledByNovak]

My daughter gonna be mad as hell when I name her Novak Djokovic

[The Big Three @Big3Tennis]

Madison Keys run at the 2025 Australian Open is one of the greatest in tennis history

1. Beat the top two players in the world, 7-6 and 7-5 in the third set (first time it’s been done since 2009)

2. Beat three grand slam champions

3. Beat four top 10 seeds

4. Won her final four matches in three sets

5. Beat the two time defending champion in the final

[José Morgado @josemorgado]

Novak Djokovic entered 77 Grand Slam tournaments in his career and reached at least the semifinals in 50 of them.

I leave you with that.

[MisterOnly.Tennis @OnlyRogerCanFly]

📍Novak Djokovic 🇷🇸 se convierte en el primer tenista con 12 presencias en semifinales de los cuatro Grand Slam (All-Time/Men’s Singles):

🔵 Australian Open | 12
🟠 Roland Garros | 12
🟢 Wimbledon | 13
🔵 US Open | 13

[Mateo Tchouameni @mateo116]

@ElPodcastPPP Jajajaja excelente bait. Muy emocionado para leer las respuestas que vienen por ahi