The BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, CA is around the corner and TennisCrowd will be there. From March 7-20 Indian Wells hosts the most attended tennis tournament in the world outside of the Grand Slams. A combined men’s and women’s event, it’s one of the most exciting stops on the calendar. Here’s a sample […]

Former world No.1 Ana Ivanovic admits to loving water parks so last week she took some time out during the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships to visit the wonderful Wild Wadi Water Park. In the video she talks about her current form and her hope to revisit the park after seeing her fitness coach brave […]

Here is a video of Roger Federer’s best and most incredible shots. Of course there are a few left out, like his recent tweener. And a couple are up for debate. But it’s a great collection of clips presented in HD.

Wow, he doesn’t even see where his shot lands. But he dives for it and it’s a winner. What a way to win a tournament. Congratulations Andy Roddick indeed. This shot won him the championship point in Memphis. He defeated Milos Raonic of Canada in this tough 3rd set tiebreaker.

I attended the 2010 BNP Paribas Open as a member of the press. I tweeted live from the event (@TennisCrowd), took photos, and wrote about the matches. It’s my goal to cover the event each year.

Featured in the video are several stars of the WTA: Caroline Wozniacki, Ana Ivanovic, Andrea Petković, and more. How many people feel that Valentine’s Day is to promote love and happiness. Or is it really a method to donate hard-earned money to the card industry.

Following Novak Djokovic’s win over Radek Stepanek at the U.S. Open, commentator Darren Cahill interviewed the silly Serbian. During the interview, Novak did another of his infamous impressions, this one of Johnny Mac. And McEnroe was game. He came down from the booth and joined him on the court. Hilarity ensued.

Here is another video from my trip to the BNP Paribas Open a while back. I was able to go to the night match when Roger Federer played Fernando Verdasco. Federer won the match quite convincingly but Verdasco had his moments. You never know when he’ll come up with a great shot. I would like a backhand return like this…especially against a Federer serve.