Simon Cambers is a freelance tennis writer at various esteemed publications. He specializes in individual sports, particularly tennis, and covers themes related to competitive sports and sports business. Simon is also the co-author of "The Roger Federer Effect" and has been featured in prominent outlets such as ESPN, The Boston Globe, and The Guardian.
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By: Simon Cambers
Simon Cambers All sports stars know that dealing with highs and lows comes with the territory, as part of the job.
Now ranked outside the top 70, the Greek is struggling for confidence and while his father remains in his coaching camp, things are unlikely to change
The 41-year-old Swiss says he's too professional just to turn up and not give his best, but it's not easy when everyone knows you are retiring
By: Simon Cambers
She thought the 1976 Roland Garros women’s singles title was the first of many; half a century later no British man or woman has repeated the feat
By: Simon Cambers
Simon Cambers at Roland Garros Adam Walton's phone has hardly stopped pinging in the past 24 hours after the 27-year-old Australian produced
By: Simon Cambers
The 27-year-old Australian enjoys his moment in the sun at Roland Garros after a win over Daniil Medvedev but with an eye on more grand slam success
The start of this year's Roland Garros has been dominated by two things: unprecedented heat, which is stifling, and a debate about prize money, which caused almost as much fuss. Unhappy about the cash on offer, players staged a mini-revolt on media day, two days before the start of the tournament, fulfilling only 15 minutes of their usual press time.When the protest was announced, my first thought was that 15 minutes is an improvement - most pressers don't last longer than 10 – but actually, it
PARIS -- It will take some time for Frances Tiafoe to process what happened to him at the French Open on Monday night, to deal with the physical
play PARIS -- Aryna Sabalenka's bid for a first French Open title unraveled in stunning fashion on Wednesday, letting slip a commanding lead
PARIS -- Marta Kostyuk will make history Thursday when she becomes the first Ukrainian woman to play in the semifinals at the French Open.
