Saturday, March 24, 2012 at 10:57AM 
I got a chance to chat with up-and-coming American, Sloane Stephens while at the Sony Ericsson Open. She's beautiful, sassy, funny, and wise beyond her years. I think she is going to be great face for American tennis - just make sure you don't high-five her if you see her walking around the grounds, give her dap instead. Check it out!
Saturday, January 21, 2012 at 10:00PM I'm glad Sergiy Stakhovsky has a sense of humor
Some positive press) twitter.com/Stako_tennis/s…
— Sergiy Stakhovsky (@Stako_tennis) January 17, 2012
Tweennis rhymes with.... Irina Falconi's new word sounds almost a little R rated.
I may have just coined a new word: Tweet+Tennis = tweennis (n) a tweet that involves the sport of tennis #dictionaryswag
— Irina Falconi (@IrinaFalconi) January 17, 2012
Amer Delic shares his friend's dislike of Pammie's interviewing skills
Text from a friend: "I rather get audited by IRS then get interviewed by Pam Shriver." #AusOpen #ESPN10s
— AD (@AmerDelic) January 21, 2012
Thursday, January 19, 2012 at 10:11AM 
Fans brave the sweltering sun during the Australian Openby Kait O'Callahan
We’re here to see Stephanie Dubois lose. It isn’t nice, but we’re still bitter about Vesnina. Angelique Kerber stands strong, her thighs rippling, her blonde hair twisted into a tight bun. It doesn’t take a world traveller to guess her nationality. Her team yell encouragement at her in harsh German and she responds just as loudly. Dubois plays more aggressively than in her first round, but the match is still on Kerber’s racket. She takes it in straights, not without a struggle. She screams, pumps her fist, and finally allows herself a smile.
I expect some pretty poor tennis when we head over to Marcel Granollers and Frederico Gil - they’re not exactly household names. But Gil surprises me. He hits a strong backhand and moves well. There’s a big crowd, which is credit to how busy the Open is today. Our seats are quickly taken when we move on.
The difference between Asian and Australian culture is as exposed by the Westerners’ bronzed bodies when we take to Court 8. The fans of Japanese player Tatsuma Ito cover their arms, legs, and faces as they shield themselves from the harsh sun. The rest of us slather on sunscreen and hope it won’t halt our tan. I know whose idea of beauty is safer. Ito is fighting hard, but cult favourite Nicolas Mahut is starting to pull ahead. He will eventually seal a place in the next round against Novak Djokovic.
Sunday, September 4, 2011 at 2:30PM Some interesting Q & A from Sloane Stephens' press conference after her loss to Ana Ivanovic:
Who were some of the tennis player crushes when you were growing up?
So that would be men, right?
Right.
I mean, I don't know.
Anybody you looked up to?
Okay. Oh, when I was playing juniors, my first US Open, I was 14, I think, and I was in love with Gaël Monfils. Like he was it. Like I was going to marry him. That was it. Never talked to me. Never even spoke to the guy in my life. Two days ago, whenever I played Shahar, we rode back in the van together to the hotel. He is "the" nicest person in the world, but I'm definitely not going to marry him.
