Chris Oddo is a Writer at Tennis Now. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including competitive sports, professional sports, and sports broadcasting, with a particular focus on individual sports and major tournaments like the US Open and Roland Garros. Chris has been featured in FFT Hospitalités, US Open, Tennis Now, and NewsBreak.
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Chris Oddo's focus is predominantly on event coverage within the tennis domain, with a specific emphasis on individual players' performances and updates from tournaments. Based on this, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive insights or interviews with tennis players, coaches, or other insiders.
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Text Size: It was madness. It was mayhem. There were tears, celebrations and tension so thick you could cut it with a knife.
Text Size: The quarterfinal round of men's and women's singles play at the 2026 US Open concluded Wednesday evening after two action-packed days.
Jessica Pegula felt that there was nothing she could have done to slow down Aryna Sabalenka in their US Open semifinal on Thursday.
Text Size: While it would be impossible to sum up the magnitude of Rajeev Ram 's 26-year US Open resume, the 42-year-old took a crack at it on Thursday evening in New York.
By: Chris Oddo
Following a tough three-set loss to Elena Rybakina in the 2026 US Open semifinals, Coco Gauff expresses her disappointment with the outcome, but also reflects on how her game is moving in the right direction
Aryna Sabalenka defeated Jessica Pegula in straight sets in the US Open women's semifinals, 7-5, 6-2.
Text Size: And then there were two: Six rounds of men's and women's singles play at the 2026 US Open concluded Friday evening after two action-packed days of semifinal action.
Text Size: Ben Shelton is on the cusp of a life-changing win at the 2026 US Open, and the American is readier than ever for the challenge that lies ahead in the men's singles final.
Text Size: A little advice from Rafael Nadal may have helped Ben Shelton learn one of the most difficult lessons in tennis: how to bounce back, not from losing, but winning.
Text Size: Elena Rybakina feared an Achilles issue might keep her out of the 2026 US Open. Instead, she won the women's singles title and will leave New York as the new world No. 1.
