Chris Oddo is a freelance sports writer and host, specializing in tennis. He writes for various publications including Tennis Now, Tennis Majors, US Open, Roland Garros, BNP Paribas Open, and TennisTV. Chris covers a wide range of topics in the tennis world, from player interviews and match analysis to tournament previews and recaps.
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Rafael Nadal fell to Jiri Lehecka in his last Madrid match, and bid an emotional farewell to fans after it was over.
Sinner struggled with a hip injury during his last two wins at Madrid, and has elected to pull out from Thursday’s quarter-final due to the lingering issue.
Tennis Now's blog, covering everything from player rankings, to tennis player birthdays, to news, analysis, predictions, and coverage of off-court happenings. We will also include any tennis-related bits that we stumble upon from the internet. Tweets? Facebook status updates? Player blog updates? Find it here!
Two-time champion Aryna Sabalenka put an end to Mirra Andreeva's hopes for a second consecutive year in Madrid.
The Spaniard has some questions to answer before he takes the court again, but he leaves Madrid in a good state of mind.
Tennis Now's blog, covering everything from player rankings, to tennis player birthdays, to news, analysis, predictions, and coverage of off-court happenings. We will also include any tennis-related bits that we stumble upon from the internet. Tweets? Facebook status updates? Player blog updates? Find it here!
By: Chris Oddo May
Daniil Medvedev – not exactly a clay guru – is the only top 5 player left in a wide open Madrid draw as of Wednesday.
By: Chris Oddo
Daniil Medvedev suffered an injury and was forced to retire, sending Jiri Lehecka to his first Masters semifinal in Madrid.
Aryna Sabalenka snapped Elena Rybakina’s 16-match winning streak on clay and edged her rival in a thrilling third-set tiebreak to reach the final.
Defending champ Aryna Sabalenka stretched her Madrid mastery to eleven consecutive wins, edging Elena Rybakina in a third-set tiebreak on Thursday night.
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