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Gonzalez Not Twice Shy After Dog Bite
Fernando Gonzalez's faith in man's best friend was tested after a botched rescue bid of an injured dog on a Santiago highway. Despite being bitten on his playing hand, the Chilean says he would do it all again. |
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The Highs and Lows of Being Ivo Karlovic
Being 6' 10'' has its advantages on the court, particularly when it comes time to serve. But there is always a flipside. Croatian Ivo Karlovic discusses the pros and cons of being the ATP's tallest player. |
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The Loneliest Player on Tour
The Argentines have their amigos, the Spaniards have their armada and the Americans have their buddies. South Korea's Hyung-Taik Lee has... himself. How does he survive speaking only Korean? |
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Hotel Ferrero
Former ATP World No. 1 Juan Carlos Ferrero isn't waiting until he retires to begin building his business empire. The Spaniard has invested € 7 million into his own boutique hotel. |
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A Day in the Life...
We spend a day in the life of Countrywide Classic tournament director Bob Kramer during the ATP stop in Los Angeles. Why are the Bryan brothers texting? And will Vince Spadea break out a rap? |
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The Last Time... with Roger Federer
When was the last time that Roger Federer had to hire a tennis court? Or broke a string? Or was asked to show his tournament credential? And why did he have to say no to Keira Knightley and Sienna Miller? |
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Scoreboard & Calendar
The Race for Tennis Masters Cup Shanghai... Players to watch during the indoor season... North American summer review |
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Which Partner Knows Best?
We sit down with legendary doubles team Mark Knowles and Daniel Nestor - and their wives - to see who best knows their partner. |
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Welcome to the first on-line issue of DEUCE Magazine. Many readers may be familiar with the ATP's Official Magazine, which was first published in 2002, but until now it appeared only in print form and was distributed primarily within the United States. By transitioning to an online format, DEUCE is now available worldwide to millions of ATPtennis.com users. 
