White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. – At 18, Brandon Nakashima is the youngest male in the 2020 WTT field. He’s certainly not playing like it with wins over Sam Querrey, Steve Johnson and Jack Sock for the Chicago Smash, who are 6-2 and second in the league standings. The teen is using his first experience […]
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It was quite a day for Jack Sock who won three sets to lead the New York Empire to a heart-stopping 20-19 win in a Supertiebreaker over the San Diego Aviators in World TeamTennis action at The Greenbrier. […]
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Go inside a piece of American history with WTT’s Oliva Dekker. She learns how ‘The Bunker’ was built for the United States Congress as an emergency fallout shelter carved deep into the mountainside beneath The Greenbrier’s West Virginia Wing. […]
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Bob Bryan is in his 18th season with World Team Tennis. Ajla Tomljanović has no experience whatsoever. But in what Bryan called a do-or-die situation for the Vegas Rollers, both players came up big in Tuesday night’s 21-19 victory over the Orange County Breakers. ORANGE COUNTY BREAKERS vs. VEGAS ROLLERS MATCH STATS Tomljanović accounted for […]
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Chicago’s four-match win streak ended with a 23-19 setback to Philadelphia on Tuesday at The Greenbrier. […]
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The New York Empire put together an incredible run against the Springfield Lasers Tuesday afternoon. Unfortunately it wasn’t enough to undo an equally incredible match by the two-time defending champions. NEW YORK EMPIRE vs. SPRINGFIELD LASERS MATCH STATSThe Empire won five straight games, including a run of 13 straight points, to force Extended Play, but […]
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CBS Television Network’s broadcast of the World TeamTennis match on July 19 (1:30-3:30 PM ET/10:30 AM-12:30 PM PT) between the Vegas Rollers and Washington Kastles delivered 484,000 viewers, the most in the league’s 45-year history. The Washington Kastles, led by Venus Williams and Arina Rodionova, defeated the Vegas Rollers, led by the Bryan Brothers (Bob […]
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The Orlando Storm are going to be asking for a lot out of Jessica Pegula for the rest of the season. If Tuesday’s match is any indication, she is up to the task.
Pegula won two of her three sets Tuesday and directly contributed to 14 victorious games as Orlando stormed the Washington Kastles, 23-17. […]
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The Orange County Breakers got back on track after a loss on Sunday and earned their third win in their last four matches by defeating the New York Empire 24-15 on Monday in an East Coast-West Coast battle at The Greenbrier. NEW YORK EMPIRE vs. OC BREAKERS MATCH STATSOrange County acquiesced the first set and […]
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. — With nine days of play complete, the middle of the season is arriving faster than a Taylor Fritz serve. As players move into the second part of the season, it’s time to hand out some awards. Most Surprising Rookie: Brandon Nakashima At 18, Nakashima is the youngest player in […]
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