The Lost Generation Has Left The Australian Open And Still Looks Quite Lost
Photo: Cameron Spencer / Michael Dodge / Julian Finney (Getty) The dominance of the Big Four has stunted the winning potential of a promising crop of men’s tennis players who are good, but not that good. This group of twenty-something not-so-hopefuls has earned the shopworn label “Lost Generation.” Aside from the time Marin Cilic levitated and glowed in the dark for a New York fortnight in 2014, they have no major titles to show for their efforts. No man currently under the age of 30 has one, in fact. The grouping gets fuzzy, depending on who’s getting lumped in on either end of the age...
Read More