Flushing Meadows, 30/08/2010 Michael BERRER (GER) Photo Ray Giubilo

Flushing Meadows,4/09/2010 Roger FEDERER (SUI) Photo Ray Giubilo Flushing Meadows, 31/08/2010 James BLAKE (USA) Photo Ray Giubilo Flushing Meadows, 31/08/2010 James BLAKE (USA) Photo Ray Giubilo

2021 ROLAND GARROS Nikoloz Basilashvili (GEO) Photo © Ray Giubilo

2021 ROLAND GARROS Matteo Berrettini (ITA) Photo © Ray Giubilo

2022 AUSTRALIAN OPEN Matteo Berrettini (ITA) Photo © Ray Giubilo

Flushing Meadows,NY 4rd September 2011 Corrado BARAZZUTTI (ITA) Photo Ray Giubilo

Indian Wells, 12th March 2010 Photo Ray Giubilo Photo Ray GiubiloIndian Wells, 12th March 2010 Tony Bennett, the fifteen-time Grammy Award winning musical artist, will perform the legendary song "Smile" to conclude the BNP Paribas Open Hit for Haiti exhibition on Friday, March 12. With worldwide record sales in the millions, and dozens of platinum and gold albums to his credit, Bennett is one of the most successful musicians of all-time. He has been honored by the United Nations for his life-long commitment to humanitarian efforts and is a long-time fan of the game of tennis. Photo Ray Giubilo Photo Ray GiubiloIndian Wells, 12th March 2010 ÒHit For HaitiÓ Benefiting the American Red Cross Haiti Relief Effort Past and Present BNP Paribas Open Champions Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer and Steffi Graf, Lindsay Davenport, Martina Navratilova and Justine Henin will ÒHit for HaitiÓ to raise a minimum of $1 Million. Tony Bennett, the fifteen-time Grammy Award winning musical artist, performed the legendary song "Smile" to conclude the BNP Paribas Open Hit for Haiti exhibition. With worldwide record sales in the millions, and dozens of platinum and gold albums to his credit, Bennett is one of the most successful musicians of all-time. He has been honored by the United Nations for his life-long commitment to humanitarian efforts and is a long-time fan of the game of tennis. Photo Ray Giubilo Photo Ray GiubiloIndian Wells, 12th March 2010 ÒHit For HaitiÓ Benefiting the American Red Cross Haiti Relief Effort Past and Present BNP Paribas Open Champions Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer and Steffi Graf, Lindsay Davenport, Martina Navratilova and Justine Henin will ÒHit for HaitiÓ to raise a minimum of $1 Million. Tony Bennett, the fifteen-time Grammy Award winning musical artist, performed the legendary song "Smile" to conclude the BNP Paribas Open Hit for Haiti exhibition. With worldwide record sales in the millions, and dozens of platinum and gold albums to his credit, Bennett is one of the most successful musicians of all-time. He has been honored by the United Nations for his life-long commitment to humanitarian efforts and is a long-time fan of the game of tennis. Photo Ray Giubilo Photo Ray GiubiloIndian Wells, 12th March 2010 ÒHit For HaitiÓ Benefiting the American Red Cross Haiti Relief Effort Past and Present BNP Paribas Open Champions Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer and Steffi Graf, Lindsay Davenport, Martina Navratilova and Justine Henin will ÒHit for HaitiÓ to raise a minimum of $1 Million. Tony Bennett, the fifteen-time Grammy Award winning musical artist, performed the legendary song "Smile" to conclude the BNP Paribas Open Hit for Haiti exhibition. With worldwide record sales in the millions, and dozens of platinum and gold albums to his credit, Bennett is one of the most successful musicians of all-time. He has been honored by the United Nations for his life-long commitment to humanitarian efforts and is a long-time fan of the game of tennis. Photo Ray Giubilo

Indian Wells, 12th March 2010 Photo Ray Giubilo Photo Ray GiubiloIndian Wells, 12th March 2010 Tony Bennett, the fifteen-time Grammy Award winning musical artist, will perform the legendary song "Smile" to conclude the BNP Paribas Open Hit for Haiti exhibition on Friday, March 12. With worldwide record sales in the millions, and dozens of platinum and gold albums to his credit, Bennett is one of the most successful musicians of all-time. He has been honored by the United Nations for his life-long commitment to humanitarian efforts and is a long-time fan of the game of tennis. Photo Ray Giubilo Photo Ray GiubiloIndian Wells, 12th March 2010 ÒHit For HaitiÓ Benefiting the American Red Cross Haiti Relief Effort Past and Present BNP Paribas Open Champions Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer and Steffi Graf, Lindsay Davenport, Martina Navratilova and Justine Henin will ÒHit for HaitiÓ to raise a minimum of $1 Million. Tony Bennett, the fifteen-time Grammy Award winning musical artist, performed the legendary song "Smile" to conclude the BNP Paribas Open Hit for Haiti exhibition. With worldwide record sales in the millions, and dozens of platinum and gold albums to his credit, Bennett is one of the most successful musicians of all-time. He has been honored by the United Nations for his life-long commitment to humanitarian efforts and is a long-time fan of the game of tennis. Photo Ray Giubilo Photo Ray GiubiloIndian Wells, 12th March 2010 ÒHit For HaitiÓ Benefiting the American Red Cross Haiti Relief Effort Past and Present BNP Paribas Open Champions Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer and Steffi Graf, Lindsay Davenport, Martina Navratilova and Justine Henin will ÒHit for HaitiÓ to raise a minimum of $1 Million. Tony Bennett, the fifteen-time Grammy Award winning musical artist, performed the legendary song "Smile" to conclude the BNP Paribas Open Hit for Haiti exhibition. With worldwide record sales in the millions, and dozens of platinum and gold albums to his credit, Bennett is one of the most successful musicians of all-time. He has been honored by the United Nations for his life-long commitment to humanitarian efforts and is a long-time fan of the game of tennis. Photo Ray Giubilo Photo Ray GiubiloIndian Wells, 12th March 2010 ÒHit For HaitiÓ Benefiting the American Red Cross Haiti Relief Effort Past and Present BNP Paribas Open Champions Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras, Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer and Steffi Graf, Lindsay Davenport, Martina Navratilova and Justine Henin will ÒHit for HaitiÓ to raise a minimum of $1 Million. Tony Bennett, the fifteen-time Grammy Award winning musical artist, performed the legendary song "Smile" to conclude the BNP Paribas Open Hit for Haiti exhibition. With worldwide record sales in the millions, and dozens of platinum and gold albums to his credit, Bennett is one of the most successful musicians of all-time. He has been honored by the United Nations for his life-long commitment to humanitarian efforts and is a long-time fan of the game of tennis. Photo Ray Giubilo

Indian Wells, 15th March 2010 Alisa KLEYBANOVA (RUS) Photo Ray Giubilo

Melbourne, 26/01/2012 Rafa NADAL (ESP) Photo Ray Giubilo

Indian Wells, 13/3/2012 Janko TIPSAREVIC (SRB) Photo Ray Giubilo

Rome, 13th May 2012 Nastassia BURNETT (ITA) Photo Ray Giubilo

Flushing Meadows, 02/09/2012 Photo Ray Giubilo

Melbourne, 16-01-2013 Ekaterina MAKAROVA (RUS) Photo Ray Giubilo

14-01-2013 Janko TIPSAREVIC (SRB) Photo Ray Giubilo

ROME, May 2 , 2010 Mens final: Rafael NADAL (Esp) defeats David FERRER (Esp) 7-5 6-3 Photo RAY GIUBILO

ROME, April 25, 2010 Photo RAY GIUBILO

ROME, April 25, 2010 Photo RAY GIUBILO

ROME, April 27, 2010 Simone BOLELLI (ITA) Photo RAY GIUBILO

Rod Laver Arena, Kim Clijsters (15) def. Valerie Tetreault 6-0, 6-4 Photo Ray Giubilo

Rod Laver Arena, Kim Clijsters (15) def. Valerie Tetreault 6-0, 6-4 Photo Ray Giubilo

29/11/2009 Final between Nikolay DAVYDENKO (RUS) and Juan Martin DEL POTRO (ARG). N Davydenko (RUS) d J Del Potro (ARG) 63 64 DAVYDENKO is the 2009 ATP World Tour Champion. Photo Ray Giubilo

Norbert Gombos (SVK) Tennis - 2015 Monte Carlo Rolex Master - Grand Slam ATP / WTA - Monte Carlo Country Club - Monte Carlo - Principality of Monaco - Principality of Monaco - 13 April 2015.

2016 The Championships,Wimbledon Mens singles final. Andy Murray (GBR) defeated Milos Raonic (CAN) 6-4 7-6 (7-3) 7-6 (7-2) to repeat his triumph of 2013 and claim a third Grand Slam title. Murray is the first British player to win multiple Wimbledon singles titles since Fred Perry in 1935. Photo Ray Giubilo