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About Paul Fein![]() Paul Fein, a tennis journalist for 35 years, has done major interviews with nearly all the great players and many leading tennis coaches, administrators and authorities. He has covered Wimbledon, the U.S. Open, the Davis and Fed Cups, and various other pro tournaments, as well as Champions Tour, and international junior events, such as the Orange Bowl.He has received more than 40 writing awards, and his articles have appeared in tennis and sports magazines around the world. He ranked a career-high No. 7 in singles and No. 4 in doubles in New England open competition, and more recently twice ranked No. 1 in Super Senior singles competition. He is also a USPTA teaching pro with a Pro-1 rating.
BackgroundPaul's diverse tennis background includes being founder/director of the Springfield (Massachusetts) Satellite Tournament--which was commended in a World Tennis magazine editorial, a top-10 singles and top-5 doubles ranked men's open tournament player in New England, a starting varsity tennis player at Cornell University under renowned coach Eddie Moylan, a commentator for Continental Cablevision, president of the Springfield Tennis Club and Springfield Tennis Council, a USPTA teaching pro, NELTA tournament consultant, college tennis referee and NEPTA ranking committee chairperson. Paul lives in Agawam, Massachusetts.View Paul's Writing AwardsRead Paul Fein's InterviewsThe Extraordinary Evolution of Andre Agassi The Fairy Tale Life of Caroline Wozniacki Monica Seles: From Triumph to Tragedy to Happiness Nick Bollettieri: An American Original |
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