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Unfortunately a lot of these articles seem to come off something bad happening and not when they're winning. But that's what people mean when they say silence is good. Or when Lil Wayne said real g's move in silence like lasagna. We saw in the press conference from coach Spinoulis it is dark times in Monaco. And that came FAST. I wrote many times so far this year that Monaco's problem the past few years was finding consistency, not their talent. The talent we know what they h

This week is a double header for Euroleague but "one game at a time" is what we're going with. Panathinaikos, Madrid, and Monaco (my 3 favorite teams) are all playing on Tuesday and all have games they should win. Madrid is coming off the El Clasico dub, where Trey Lyles might've been the first Indiana player ever to win an El Clasico game, but they still need to further progress themselves into safer playoff territory. They have the toughest game of the three though, playing

Australian Open Survivor League- Men's Singles Only Pick 1 player to win their match each day. If your player wins you pick another player the next day. If your player loses you are out. You can not pick the same player more than once during the whole tournament Begins Sat Jan 17 7pm ET Ends with last person remaining or Sunday Feb 1 4am ET Ex: Alcaraz day 1, if he wins, you can't pick him again the rest of the tournament. Must submit pick by 7pm ET each day. If the players m

Euroleague I ain't forgot about you!!! I could never. Tomorrow we got Panathinaikos and Monaco playing road games vs Bayern Munchen and Paris Basket. The 2 best teams in the league, in my opinion. Or at least the two most talented rosters. Last time Monaco played Paris I think they set the Euroleague record for points in a game, and have been on a tear lately winning their last 4 games or more in the Euroleague. Everything is jazz over there and they look to just keep it humm

Day 3 Match Results- Women USA Taylor Townsend def ARG Jazmin Ortenzi 6-4 6-4 USA Sloane Stephens def AUS Olivia Gadecki 3-6 6-3 6-3 Day 3 Match Results- Men *** Match of the day USA Nishesh Basavareddy (Stanford University) def AUS Sam Ofner 4-6 6-4 7-6 (11), down 1-7 Ofner celebrates thinking he won in the 3rd, loses 8 of the next 9 points, has 2 more MP's, Nishesh goes Reggie/Tyrese and throws up the choke BEL Gilles Arnaud Bailly (University of Texas) def ESP Rob

Another entertaining day on the grounds of Melbourne Park yesterday for AO Q's Day 2. The results of the featured matches yesterday are as followed: AUS Jason Kubler Def FRA Harold Mayot 3&4 USA Zach Svajda Def LEB Hady Habib 1&3 USA Michael Zheng DEF AUS Cruz Hewitt 3&3 USA Mackenzie McDonald DEF KAZ Dmitry Popko 6-7 6-4 7-5 CAN Liam Draxl DEF AUS Moerani Bouzige 6&3 DAY 3 FEATURED MATCHES- MEMS USA Nishesh Basavareddy vs AUS Sam Ofner ESP Roberto Carballes Baena vs BEL Gill

Keeping this short and sweet for day 1 of AO Q's but those we had an eye on all were able to pull out their matches Carmel native Nishesh Basavareddy rolled against Canadian Alexis Galarneu 6-4 6-2. Florida native Martin Damm Jr beat Belgiums Onclin 6-4 in the 3rd, breaking at 5-4. Aussie Dane Sweeney who's been on a tear beat Pellegrino in 6-3 in the 3rd, finding his form late in the 3rd after being a break down. Cali kid Brandon Holt beats Austrias Neumayer 6-3 in the third

I have considered Panathinaikos the favorite to win the league since I found out that Panathinaikos is hosting the Final 4 of 2025-2026 Euroleague. Lately however they've been in a bit of turmoil. They've lost multiple games in a row, and their owner came out saying that the guys were all out two nights before the game and the whole team isn't connected with 1 goal to win. If it wasn't for them hosting the Final 4, and with how crazy gate 13 is at their stadium, I would be ba