In the latest of this tennis throwback it is to Crandon Park in Miami when Johanna Konta won her biggest title to date! Throughout her career Johanna Konta has made some incredible memories on the WTA tour not many will top her run to winning the Miami Open in 2017! Jo was seeded 10th in... Continue Reading →
Why has Wozniacki struggled in finals this year? Is a lack of anticipation part of the problem?
So far so good for Caroline Wozniacki but it could have been better. Caro is one of the form players on the tour this year getting back up to a ranking of 12 in the world but in the race to Singapore she is sat a number three with just Karolina Pliskova and Johanna Konta... Continue Reading →
19 wins, 1 defeat and 3 titles but Federer is set to take a 2 month break!
He made the improbable happen. Roger Federer came back from 6 months away from tennis to win the Austrailan Open, Indian Wells and Miami but now the former world number one is set to take a two month break from the tour as he will skip the preparation for Roland Garros and will arrive in... Continue Reading →
Wozniacki fights back and is now just 1 win from Miami title!
It has been quite some time since Caroline Wozniacki won a Premier Mandatory title in fact the last time was just over six years ago at Indian Wells where she saw off Marion Bartoli but standing in her way of her first title of the season is Johanna Konta. After a steady start to the... Continue Reading →
Miami Preview – Angelique Kerber v Venus Williams
This year the form player has been Venus Williams. The 36 year old is the gift that keeps on giving, I can’t help but watch her play without a smile on my face. Against Kuznetsova in the last round she picked up her 750th career singles win and now she faces world number one Angie... Continue Reading →
Konta v Halep Preview – Simona’s BH has been strong but here’s why I think Jo should target it!
British number one Johanna Konta is safely through to the next round in Miami after a shaky start against Lara Arruabarrena but then quickly cruised through the quarter final where she now faces a tough opponent in the stubborn Simona Halep but how can she get the better of the Romanian? Simona has struggled this... Continue Reading →
Halep finding form in Miami and why the backhand still might need some work!
For the first time this year Simona Halep has won back to back matches. The world number five has struggled to find momentum this year but in Miami she has started to find some form and was very impressive against Anett Kontaveit last night. 6-3 6-0 is a pretty routine score-line but during the first... Continue Reading →