Richard Pagliaro is an Editor at Tennis Now. He specializes in competitive sports, focusing on individual sports, sports tournaments, and the business of sports, including sports marketing and broadcasting. Richard's insights and expertise have been featured in Tennis Now and Tennis 10s Balls.
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Richard Pagliaro predominantly covers tennis, focusing on event coverage and evolving stories within the sport. Given his focus on tennis events and player performances, Richard would likely be interested in receiving pitches that offer exclusive insights or interviews with players, coaches, or experts involved in major tournaments.
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Rafael Jodar, who managed just 4 games crashing out of the US Open, on what went wrong.6
Surveying the crammed calendar, Carlos Alcaraz sees injury in his future unless he takes action.
By: Richard Pagliaro
Photo credit: Sarah Stier/Getty for US Open NEW YORK—The writing was on the wall as dire digits flashed over Madison Keys’ shoulder. Facing a 2-5 final-set deficit, Keys confronted five match points at the US Open today. Unleashing a wrecking ball forehand and warrior will, Keys rewrote the plot, scripting one of the most committed comebacks of […]
By: Richard Pagliaro
Photo credit: Ricky Dimon. Karen Pestaina presents Coach Art Carrington with the coveted 10sBalls Coach of the Year Award. By Karen Pestaina There are tennis coaches, and then there are people who spend a lifetime giving something back to the game. Arthur “Art” Carrington is one of those people. 10sBalls is proud to name Art […]
Coco Gauff will face either Alexandra Eala or Iva Jovic for a US Open QF spot.
Photo credit: Jon Buckle/ROLEX US Open Flushing Meadows, New YorkAugust 30-September 13, 2026 Surface: Hard CourtPrize Money: $108 Million US Open: Final Grand Slam Battle of the Season Alexander Zverev is the men’s top seed and Aryna Sabalenka, playing for a US Open three-peat, is the women’s top seed. World No. 1 Jannik Sinner is […]
By: Richard Pagliaro
Photo credit: Antoine Couvercelle/ROLEX NEW YORK—Dire deficits don’t frighten Zheng Qinwen. Slam sinkholes only make Zheng more fearless. Down Love-5 today, Zheng roared through seven straight games, shocking Iga Swiatek 7-5, 6-3 to rally into her third US Open quarterfinal in the last four years. When Swiatek slapped a final shot into net, Zheng collapsed behind the […]
By: Richard Pagliaro
Coco Gauff owns a 5-0 career record over QF opponent Mirra Andreeva.
By: Richard Pagliaro
Photo credit: Rob Stone/@RobStoneTennis NEW YORK—Rising from the former Valley of Ashes, Elena Rybakina reached the summit of the sport. In a career-changing clash, Rybakina rallied past Zheng Qinwen 3-6, 6-1, 6-4 to advance to her maiden US Open semifinal and seize the world No. 1 ranking for the first time. Australian Open champion Rybakina, who defeated Aryna Sabalenka in the […]
By: Richard Pagliaro, Jon Buckle
NEW YORK—Horror and heroism rose from the rubble of the Twin Towers.
