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In Paris, art is all around — from the Louvre’s Mona Lisa to the Eiffel Tower’s twinkling lights. Art is also present at the French Open, where each year since 1980, the grounds at Roland Garros have displayed bold, imaginative … Continued

There is still a lot of uncertainty surrounding the Maria Sharapova doping scandal, but one thing that is very clear is how Dominika Cibulkova feels about her. In an interview with a Slovakian publication, which was then translated by various sites … Continued

The game played today is getting further and further than the game that was played in the 80’s and 90’s and is almost unrecognizable compared to the tennis played before the 70’s. For better or for worse, here are the … Continued

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_HVNVxB_Ac I might be getting old because I had no idea that a “promposal” was a thing. Back in my day, the good old days of the mid 2000’s, you either had the balls to sheepishly ask a girl to … Continued

Women’s professional tennis has been the torchbearer in the fight for gender equality across all professional sports. The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA), led by the vision and courage of Billie Jean King and continued by Venus Williams and others, has … Continued

After “Super Tuesday” was deemed a success for Donald Trump, it was reported that searches for “how to move to Canada” spiked. We support tennis here at MyTennisLessons, not political parties, but reactions to this presidential race have been comical … Continued

1. When your buddy talks back to his girlfriend and she says, “Fair enough” When @rogerfederer gets nuts watching @MariaSharapova‘s match #AusOpen (via @AmyFetherolf) pic.twitter.com/orIpyCkFau — We Are Tennis (@WeAreTennis) January 22, 2016 2. Kyrgios = Twitter gold. What I’ve … Continued

Whether you love them or you hate them, you probably have a few dating apps on your phone. Tinder has led the charge in smartphone dating tech and allows users to swipe for matches across the globe. Yes, you have to … Continued