Greg Rusedski: the serve, the US Open run and a career built on attack

A modern starting point for the archive, combining verified career milestones with links back to the original match reports.

Evergreen guide • Updated for the current site

A breakdown of pace, left-handed angles and the first-volley pattern.

How positioning, timing and the first volley turn a strong serve into an attacking pattern.

Understand bounce, movement and tactical adjustments across tennis surfaces.

Court preparation, bounce and the attacking patterns to watch on grass.

From the archive

Original stories that still make sense as entry points into Rusedski’s playing years.

Historic report

Open the preserved 2002 report for Indianapolis, the US Open, Davis Cup and the surgery update that ended the season.

2002

The 2002 archive also includes US Open and Indianapolis reports.

2001

A detailed run of indoor-season and Davis Cup updates.

2000

A late-2000 archive packed with indoor-season reports.

Wimbledon

A long-form account of a dramatic five-set Wimbledon first round.

Off court

The preserved wedding report from the original fan site.

Five new articles designed to stay useful beyond a single tournament or season.

Ranking peak, titles, the 1997 US Open final and the milestones that define his career.

Why the combination of speed, angle and forward movement created so much pressure.

What the surface changes in bounce, movement and attacking decisions.

Jump straight into the original season files.