Leading players must take responsibility for guiding the sport through good times and bad during this period of change Many fine things happened at the 50th US Open, none better than Naomi Osaka's dignified arrival and Novak Djokovic's mighty return, none worse than Serena Williams's meltdown. Nevertheless the sport overall is in rude health on court, even if some of the people who run it would struggle to get a start organising lifeboats on the Titanic. There were many surreal moments at Flushi...
Serena Williams's meltdown is a sign that tennis lies at a crossroads | Kevin Mitchell
The Guardian - 10 Sep 2018 19:23
Leading players must take responsibility for guiding the sport through good times and bad during this period of change Many fine things happened at the 50th US Open, none better than Naomi Osaka's dignified arrival and Novak Djokovic's mighty return, none worse than Serena Williams's meltdown. Nevertheless the sport overall is in rude health on court, even if some of the people who run it would struggle to get a start organising lifeboats on the Titanic. There were many surreal moments at Flushi...
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