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Steve Tignor
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Senior Writer, Tennis Magazine
New York
Beats
WNBA , NFL, NBA, Aging
anything non-energy related
Content
By Steve Tignor Verified| Tennis Magazine Verified Plus: Carlos Alcaraz looks go back-to-back in Monte Carlo and Barcelona, while Alexander Zverev looks for home cooking, and Jakub Mensik makes his return, in Munich. Published Apr 14, 2025The clay season expands this week. After keeping our attention focused on Monte Carlo for the past seven days, we’ll spread it around to Barcelona, Munich, and Stuttgart over the next seven. There are no 1000-level events among them, but there’s still a lot to watch.
By Steve Tignor Verified| Tennis Magazine Verified It all began, as it often does for him, with a smile: 'Seeing the hard work pay off makes me really happy.'Published Apr 13, 2025Carlos Alcaraz toasts team for guiding him through 'difficult moments' before Monte Carlo winIt started with a smile. Carlos Alcaraz lost the first set to Lorenzo Musetti in their Monte Carlo final, and looked a little grim while doing it.
By Steve Tignor Verified| Tennis Magazine Verified Plus: Carlos Alcaraz looks go back-to-back in Monte Carlo and Barcelona, while Alexander Zverev looks for home cooking, and Jakub Mensik makes his return, in Munich. Published Apr 14, 2025The clay season expands this week. After keeping our attention focused on Monte Carlo for the past seven days, we’ll spread it around to Barcelona, Munich, and Stuttgart over the next seven. There are no 1000-level events among them, but there’s still a lot to watch.
Company Info
Tennis Magazine
Tennis Magazine, established in 1965 in Chicago, was a prominent U.S. print publication focused on tennis until it transitioned to a digital format in late 2022. Now part of Tennis Media Company, it operates through its main platform, Tennis.com, which delivers a variety of content including news, live scores, and video features. The company is based in New York City and was acquired by Sinclair Broadcast Group in 2017. Previously, Tennis Magazine published eight print issues annually, featuring player profiles, tournament analysis, and equipment reviews. Following its acquisition, the magazine's assets were integrated with Sinclair’s Tennis Channel, creating a cohesive media ecosystem. Tennis.com now attracts around 2 million unique visitors each month, serving a wide audience of tennis enthusiasts, including players, coaches, and fans. The platform continues to focus on real-time coverage, player interviews, and instructional resources, upholding its commitment to tennis journalism.
New York, New York, United States
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Founded: 1965