Ivan Lendl News, Pictures & Buzz

From player to coach: When jumping the queue is acceptable  News24

Agassi, Bryans Lead American Success Stories In Washington, DC  ATP Tour

Seth Rollins Reveals if Paul Heyman’s Departure had an Impact on Raw  Essentially Sports

The Story Behind the Picture: Nick Bollettieri and his "Young Bucks"  Tennis Magazine

Jackson Tennis Club 2020 hosts Vintage Tennis Tournament | Events/Competitions  Conway Daily Sun

On this day: Ivan Lendl downs John McEnroe in their last professional match  Tennis World USA

Wimbledon Flashback: Boris Becker defeats Ivan Lendl to defend crown  Tennis World USA

Federer, Nadal Lead Impressive Honour Roll In Hamburg  ATP Tour

ThrowbackTimes Queen's: Ivan Lendl defeats Boris Becker to defend the title  Tennis World USA

Remember this day in 1984 when Ivan Lendl frustrated John McEnroe to clinch his first grand-slam title?  The Times

French Open Flashbacks: John McEnroe v Ivan Lendl 1984 Final  Last Word on Tennis

The Day Michael Chang Stunned Ivan Lendl At Roland Garros: 'It Was About Survival'  ATP Tour

Michael Chang recalls underarm serve against Ivan Lendl at 1989 French Open  Tennis World USA

Michael Chang's bold move on matchpoint against Ivan Lendl in 1989  Eurosport.com

Ivan Lendl: Steely No. 1, A Natural Winner - FedEx ATP Rankings, ATP Heritage  ATP Tour

The Tennis Podcast: Re-living Roland Garros and Wimbledon — The match that haunts John McEnroe  The Telegraph

“Ivan Lendl Liked to Tease Everyone in The Locker Room” – Novak Djokovic’s Coach  Essentially Sports

Andy Murray's Birthday Wish: To Tag Lendl Again? | Video Search Results  ATP Tour

Ivan Lendl shares his thoughts about women's GOAT. I would say...  Tennis World USA

Lendl: Simple Answer in GOAT Debate  Tennis Now

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All that tennis knowledge is swelling it up?

A win today could help lendl overcome his near misses in 86/87 what do people think?

Seems to have changed his style of developing Murray after he did so so well at Australian Open 2012 ? Looks like after that he concentrated more on his fitness, and see what has happened to Murray now. He should have kept the way he was bringing up Murray during AO 2012, only THAT tournament makes me think that "Lendl has definitely brought Murray to a whole new level", not the US Open, not the Wimbledon, and definitely not AO 2013. Why do you think he did that ? @10ISGAWD But that's not the way Murray is supposed to handle Ferrer, if he's really a part of the Big 4 then he should be capable of a convincing victory over him. He was doing so great at the AO 2012, that time he really looked like a solid member of the Big 4, and not just a background member that he is again looking like now. With the fitness he will somehow be able to outmuscle the elder players in the Top 5, but against Novak and Rafa he'll need a ton of skill too, which he had, at AO 2012. I hope Lendl know's what he's doing. @10ISGAWD No, they weren't, he won because he was the more fitter one, his physique absorbed the punishment of that match more than Ferrer's, and actually the service games were trash, I don't think the forehand did anything special except when he muscled that on the run forehand crosscourt, the forehands by which he saved the championship point only looked a more like it, Ferrer's serves are anyway not that strong, but Andy's skills seem to be dropping at a fast rate. IMO he should go start practicing hard on the court now instead of worsening himself at the gym.

Honestly, he looks the damn same to me. So he reached the finals of some GS's ? He's did it before. I think the only reason Andy Murray seems "so much" improved to most of the people is that he is in his peak right now, and he does practice like other pro players. It's natural for tennis players to perform better when they are at their prime, obviously. And he still chokes at match points. The only reason he won that match point at US Open final last year is because Djokovic had made an error. If that shot would have gone correct, Murray would have eventually made an error after 5-6 shots. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's what I see. What do you think ?