Analyzing the Men's Second Week
The round includes such stars as Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, and Fish.
View ArticleThey Didn't Win, but They Deserve Some Applause
Golubev, Monfils, Haas, Young, and Isner left fans with reasons to cheer.
View ArticleIsner Outlasts Nalbandian in Disputed 5-Set Victory
David Nalbandian expresses his anger at officiating after losing in five sets to John Isner at the Australian Open.
View ArticleIsner Falls in Five Sets to Lopez
John Isner fell in five sets on Friday to Fernando Lopez, becoming the final American man to be tossed from the 2012 Australian Open.
View ArticleNalbandian Is Fined Following Overrule Controversy
David Nalbandian was fined $8,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct following his five-set loss to John Isner this week, the largest fine so far issued at this year's Australian Open.
View ArticleIsner Stuns Federer in Four Sets
Victories by Mardy Fish and John Isner put the United States up over Switzerland in the Davis Cup.
View ArticleIsner Gambled Against Djokovic and Won Plenty
John Isner ran around his backhand to win a critical service return in the third-set tiebreaker and went on to defeat No. 1-ranked Novak Djokovic in the semifinals at Indian Wells.
View ArticleFederer vs. Isner: Breaking It Down
Roger Federer's forehand was the most dominant shot in his match against John Isner on Sunday.
View ArticleIsner Makes Quick Work of Dutra Silva
John Isner defeated Rogerio Dutra Silva in straight sets at the French Open.
View ArticleHow Mathieu Mastered Isner
Paul-Henri Mathieu upset John Isner on Thursday, and his redirection of forehands was one of his effective strategies.
View ArticleAt Wimbledon, Disappointing Results for U.S. Olympians
John Isner, Donald Young and Venus Williams all lost in the first round at Wimbledon--and all three will play for the U.S. at the London Olympics.
View ArticleAnalyzing the Men’s Second Week
The round includes such stars as Federer, Nadal, Djokovic, and Fish.
View ArticleThey Didn’t Win, but They Deserve Some Applause
Golubev, Monfils, Haas, Young, and Isner left fans with reasons to cheer.
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