Will Curry spice up World Cup in China?
Steph Curry is leading Golden State over Portland in the NBA western conference finals. Will he also lead the USA … Continue reading Will Curry spice up World Cup in China?
Steph Curry is leading Golden State over Portland in the NBA western conference finals. Will he also lead the USA … Continue reading Will Curry spice up World Cup in China?
Photography can provide a window into the mind of an athlete to see the game from their point of … Continue reading Christopher Johnson tennis photo art for Roland Garros photo prize in Paris
—– Tennis Canada CEO and President Michael S. Downey’s lawyer David Outerbridge has threatened to launch a defamation suit … Continue reading Tennis Canada lawyer threatens journalist seeking payment over copyright issues
(Tennis Canada CEO and President Michael S. Downey, on his personal Facebook account, comments on Christopher Johnson’s photo posted … Continue reading Journalist files lawsuit vs. Tennis Canada players, CEO Michael Downey over “copyright infringements”
Copyright infringement is rampant in tennis media. It’s a destructive “culture of theft” where people, including New York Times reporter … Continue reading Copyright infringement is rampant in tennis media
by Christopher Johnson Tennis Canada CEO and President Michael S. Downey, his employees, and popular Tennis Canada players Denis Shapovalov … Continue reading Tennis Canada employees, players use copyrighted photos without consent or payment
words and images by Christopher Johnson —- —-Legendary Thai journalist Pratya Sawetvimon, known lovingly as “Dr. Joe”, passed away in … Continue reading In Memory of Pratya “Joe” Sawetvimon
—-For players on tour, it’s a short hop between clay and grass. On grass, it’s also all about playing short … Continue reading Sugita stuns Thiem on Gerry Weber grass in Germany
(all images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media all rights reserved) Continue reading Noel Gallagher, Foo Fighters at PinkPop 2018
There’s no clear favorite on the women’s side of the French Open. It’s easier to find reasons why someone … Continue reading Sharapova sharp coming into Roland Garros
Time-out, Toronto fans. Sit down and take a breather. Forget the number one standing in the East, and the … Continue reading T.O. needs patience with young Raptors
— When Naomi Francois “Osaka” beat her idol Serena Williams in the first round near their homes in the Miami … Continue reading Serena deserves more time
—- by Christopher Johnson —- There’s something about the Windy City that spreads ideas across America. It’s the transportation hub … Continue reading Connor Sports Peace Games from Chicago to Los Angeles
(all images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite … Continue reading Serbian Sensation — Filip Krajinovic
(all images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media all rights reserved) Continue reading Injured Rafa seals #1 at Paris Rolex Masters
In the 1990s, when it was fashionable to defend the rights of repressed Buddhist women, activists worldwide hailed the … Continue reading Rohingya aren’t the only victims of poverty, repression in Myanmar
— words and photos by Christopher Johnson — (warning: graphic images) — Typhoon Haiyan was unlike any story in recent … Continue reading THE END OF THE WORLD: an overview of our 18-part photo series about the worst storm ever — Typhoon Haiyan
This is the Nick Kyrgios we wanted. Mature, courageous, respectful and brilliant. He’s playing with heart and soul to go … Continue reading The Nick Kyrgios we wanted
Kasabian, after headlining InMusic Festival in Zagreb, will play Sziget Festival in Budapest on August 11 along with PJ … Continue reading Kasabian to rock Sziget Fest in Budapest
(all images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media all rights reserved) Continue reading French Open 2017 photo gallery
Is this the Nick Kyrgios tennis fans have been hoping for? He’s one of the hottest players on tour … Continue reading Nick Kyrgios: the evolution of tennis?
— images copyright Christopher Johnson all rights reserved — Fifty years after the “Summer of Love”, protesters in San Francisco … Continue reading Women’s March in San Francisco
Borna Coric, Nick Kyrgios, Reilly Opelka and Sasha Zverev are among an exciting new generation of players with bright … Continue reading Rising stars shine in Cincinnati
THE GLOBALITE GUIDE TO COVERING A COUP — Journalists use a lot of cliches to report on coups, revolutions … Continue reading Comedy Relief — How to cover a coup
Nobody moves faster than Richard Gasquet, and he’s moving fast at the French Open after beating Kei Nishikori in a … Continue reading Gasquet: Allez Les Blur
After reaching finals in Madrid and Rome, Andy Murray played 10 sets in his first two Roland Garros victories. Will … Continue reading Murray making a meal of the French Open
(images copyright Christopher Johnson all rights reserved) Continue reading Murray beats Goffin, Djokovic beats Rafa on Rome clay
(all images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media all rights reserved) Continue reading Genie on a roll in Rome
Canadian tennis ace Milos Raonic is known for his interest in art. He himself is a work of art, when … Continue reading Milos Raonic: an Aficionado of Art
( images copyright Christopher Johnson all rights reserved) Continue reading !Feliciano is Deliciano!
all images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media all rights reserved Continue reading Ivanovic, Svitolina upset top seeds Halep, Muguruza in Dubai
(images by Christopher Johnson Globalite Media. All rights reserved)Â Continue reading If wealthier nations won’t take Syrian refugee kids, warring groups will
(words and images by Christopher Johnson, all rights reserved) Here’s three reasons why Canada lost an epic Olympic qualifier at … Continue reading Why Bad-Ass Venezuela beat young Canada at FIBA Americas in Mexico
— words and images by Christopher Johnson in Mexico City, all rights reserved — As a Canadian, watching a game … Continue reading FIBA Americas “outsider” Canada wants to take back game it invented
(copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media, all rights reserved) Continue reading Australian tennis troubles — Too much for Tomic?
(all images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media, all rights reserved) Continue reading Pospisil plays heart out in Montreal
It’s rare for Milos Raonic to face someone with a bigger serve than him. Returning from injury, the Canadian ace … Continue reading Raonic falls to Karlovic at Rogers Cup Battle of Giants
—- text and images by Christopher Johnson —- Here’s five take-aways from Canada’s silver-medal run at the Pan Am Games … Continue reading Reality-check for Canada at Pan Am final — 5 criticisms
(images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media, all rights reserved) Continue reading Madness in Vancouver — USA score 4 early to win Women’s World Cup 5-2
(images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media, all rights reserved) Continue reading Japan Nadeshiko score late to beat Australia in WWC quarter in Edmonton
(images copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media all rights reserved) Continue reading Deep USA beat valiant Colombia at Women’s World Cup in Edmonton
Before the Mutua Madrid Open, Stan Wawrinka was practicing with Rafael Nadal on the clay of the Caja Magica. Lately, it … Continue reading The Stanimal: a beast unleashed in Paris
(copyright Christopher Johnson Globalite Media, all rights reserved) Continue reading Hard luck for Bouchard in Madrid
Genie Bouchard is trying hard. Some wonder if she’s trying too hard. Others admire how hard she’s trying. In the … Continue reading Bouchard working butt off in Madrid practice
— by Christopher Johnson and Urban Hamid at Zaatari refugee camp near Daraa, Syria — On the inside, the Tawzeed … Continue reading A new way to feed Syrian war refugees: supermarkets and cash cards
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