Stephen Tignor is a senior writer for Tennis Magazine and has also written for publications such as Wimbledon, Racquet Magazine, and Tennis Connected. He is the author of the book "HIGH STRUNG" published by Harper. Stephen's articles cover a wide range of topics in the world of tennis, including player profiles, tournament analysis, and previews.
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Stephen Tignor's articles predominantly revolve around event coverage and investment analysis within the sports domain, particularly tennis. When reaching out to him, consider providing insights into ongoing or upcoming tennis events, in-depth analyses of players' performance and strategies, as well as perspectives on business aspects surrounding the sport.
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By: Steve Tignor
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“He never sets limits, and always wants to improve," said the rejuvenated Matteo Berrettini, who was also a key contributor in Malaga.
By: Steve Tignor
If the official penalties were fairly small, the damage—emotional, psychological, reputational—to both was significant. The damage to tennis is also significant.
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“You can never be bigger than the game,” Roger Federer once said, and the transition has been a surprisingly smooth one.
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