Roger Federer’s coach, Paul Annacone, tells the Sag Harbor Express that the Swiss is primarily focusing on the mental aspect of his game to continue competing at the top level. "When you’re fortunate ...

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Knowing all that, the logic alone can not close the conversation. Novak enters Majors to chase titles and not merely to ...

Broadcaster and coach Paul Annacone says that with a lot of established champions on the sidelines, the next group of players have an opportunity to actually win Grand Slams and ATP Masters 1000s.

Roger Federer and Pete Sampras' former coach Paul Annacone recently appeared as a guest on the tennis show 'Three', where he shed some light on his experience working with the two legends of the game.

Paul Annacone is eminently qualified to understand the disappointing absence of American men from the upper echelons of men's tennis rankings and to recognize that the way to help players realize ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Roger Federer has agreed to hire Paul Annacone as his new coach after the pair hit it off during a one-month trial. Federer said Annacone would join forces with Swiss Davis Cup ...

It took more than two months, but United States Tennis Association Executive Director Rick Ferman got the man he wanted to head his restructured player development program, which is going to put a ...

Roger Federer split with Paul Annacone last weekend after 3 1/2 years Both say the split was amicable and that they are still friends Annacone expects another major for Federer%3A %22Greatness ...

The Lawn Tennis Association has announced that Paul Annacone will leave his position as head coach of men's tennis in November after three years in the role. "I have really enjoyed my time at the LTA, ...

Paul Annacone is eminently qualified to understand the disappointing absence of American men from the upper echelons of men’s tennis rankings and to recognize that the way to help players realize ...