January 2010

In her maiden event since her comeback, Justine Henin made the finals at the Brisbane International where she faced Kim Clijsters. The video of the month features highlights from that match.  Although Clijsters prevailed in three sets, Henin sent a message to her competitors that she will be a force to be reckoned with this season.

November 2009

In this month’s video Nadal lays down a challenge : How many tennis balls you can pick up and hold on to in 30 seconds?

August 2009

This month’s video provides a look into Andy Murray’s physical training.   The video is provided via Andy’s official website and was shot in Miami at the end of July as Murray prepared for his upcoming appearance at the Rogers Cup in Montreal.  Make sure you catch the medicine ball distance throw at the end of the video.

July 2009

This month’s video provides a tribute to Roger Federer’s sixth Wimbledon title.   Federer captured his 15th Major Title making him the most successful male player in the Open Era.

June 2009

This month’s video features a commercial that aired after Roger Federer captured his first French Open title.

May 2009

This month’s video features Novak Djokovic as “Don Juan” in a commercial by his racquet sponsor.

April 2009

This month’s video, filmed at the 2009 Sony Ericsson, features the racquet smash heard around the world. During the semifinal match against Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer nets a forehand and in a rare moment for Federer, he proceeds to take out his frustrations on his racquet.

March 2009

This month’s video, filmed one week before the 2008 Wimbledon final, gives an insight into how Nadal, a natural righty, and his coach, Uncle Tony, came to the decision of becoming a left handed player. The video is provided by HypbestTV by way of YouTube.com.

February 2009

For this month’s installment, we bring you one of the best points from the 2009 Australian Open men’s singles final. The point was played out at deuce, 2-2 in the forth set.

January 2009

For this month’s installment, we bring you a blast from the past. It’s the 2005 Wimbledon semifinal match between Venus Williams and Maria Sharapova which some have categorized as the loudest grunting contest on the WTA. Venus won the battle of the screeches 7-6 (2), 6-1.