Stop doubles players' free ride

Article Abstract:

The quality of competition in doubles tennis has declined despite the increase in prize money. Organizers should reduce the draws to 16 teams and institute a more compact four-day event to raise the level of competition. Doubles players should also do their share in promoting the sport.

Column, Public relations, Tennis players, Doubles tennis

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Distractions

Article Abstract:

Players have numerous complaints about distractions affecting their play at the US Open. Some of the problems include too much noise, smoke and papers being blown across the court, shadows, blimps and bugs.

Humor and anecdotes, United States Open (Tennis)

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Nike vs. Reebok: who's No. 1?

Article Abstract:

The competition between athletic shoe manufacturers Nike and Reebok is intense. Nike has a larger share of the overall industry, but Reebok leads in sales of tennis shoes.

Footwear, except rubber, not elsewhere classified, Footwear, Men's and boys' clothing, not elsewhere classified, Management, Marketing, Nike Inc., Market share, Athletic shoes, Athletic shoe industry, Reebok International Ltd.

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