155 days ago on the eve of Indian Wells competitive tennis came to end. This last week tennis returned in Palermo and now tennis returns to the USA ahead of the smaller than usually American hard court swing kicking off for the very first time in Kentucky followed by the New York double of Cincinnati... Continue Reading →
Hubert Hurkacz (22) - Polish A player who caught some headlines last year. Hurkacz had a good run at Indian Wells and Miami with some big performances. He saw off Tsitsipas in Rogers Cup, Thiem in Miami and Nishikori at Indian Wells last season. The Pole has a very strong game from the baseline and... Continue Reading →
The highest ranked American on the combined tours right now is Serena Williams but despite being 37 the 23 time major champion is still on top but sadly won't be here forever. Who should we be looking out for in the future but also at the US Open? Sofia Kenin The 20 year old is... Continue Reading →
We are over the half way mark now in the season. It’s been full of incredible moments and many more are to follow but who should we watch out for in London? Donna Vekic Donna arrives into London pretty much sick of British weather. Having played the majority of her time in Nottingham indoors she... Continue Reading →
Well that was exciting. I don't really know where to begin. I think maybe a congratulations to Ash Barty for making it to her first Grand Slam final and also to Amanda Anisimova who can leave here with her head held high following a stunning two weeks from the teenager. So, where to begin. Ash... Continue Reading →
Amanda Anisimova's game is a delight to watch. At just the age of 17 the American has a pretty complete set of weapons at her disposal. Into her first Grand Slam semi-final we have seen the full arsenal from the teenager. The flat backhand, inside-out forehand, delicate drop shots all with added confidence helped her... Continue Reading →
We have our final four and history is set to be made. Former major finalists Madison Keys and Simon Halep were dispatched quite easily meaning the we will have a new Grand Slam champion on Saturday but who will it be? Johanna Konta v Marketa Vondrousova What an opportunity. Johanna Konta has had semi-final heartache... Continue Reading →
Wow! Amanda Anisimova has done it again! The 17 year old is into her first Grand Slam semi-final and has yet to drop a set. I won't hide the fact that I would have loved Halep to win here for the second year running however the performance of the American teenager was simply insane. Amanda... Continue Reading →
We have our final eight. We have had some surprises along the way but the women's draw has delivered incredible stories and surprises on route to the business end and I don't think it will end there. So who will be hoping to make the final four? Marketa Vondrousova v Petra Martic (31) The unexpected... Continue Reading →
Amanda Anisimova who is 17 years old has won her first WTA title. The American who defeated Kvitová in New York last year began her season with a fourth round run in Melbourne and has now backed it up with her first of potentially many WTA titles. As the 6th seed she opened up against... Continue Reading →
