Simona Halep is into her third Rome final after a hard-fought win over Garbine Muguruza with a smallish crowd of a socially distanced 1000 on Court Centrale for the final few matches. Matches between Simona and Garbine are always fascinating, coming into the match it was the Spaniard who led the head to head 4-2... Continue Reading →
The 2020 Calendar has been majorly hit by the Coronavirus Pandemic. Many events have been cancelled due to the outbreak of the virus and with more WTA events dropping off as well as the whole of the Asia swing cancelled it is looking extremely likely that the tour will come to an end after Roland... Continue Reading →
Some tough scenes in Rome earlier on in the day as Daria Kasatkina's run came to a cruel end. The Russian has struggled with form for around a year dropping from number ten in the world to outside the top seventy and it has been tough for Daria. A couple of years ago she was... Continue Reading →
There haven't been many better sights in tennis over the last few weeks that the quite incredible level of Victoria Azarenka. The Belarusian was exceptional in New York and despite a 4,279 mile trip to Rome from New York she has continued her exceptional form with wins over Venus Williams and Sofia Kenin. Not many... Continue Reading →
In any sport a champion isn’t just about what they do on the court but what they do off it. Naomi Osaka has used her platform to raise awareness of current issues and continue much needed conversations Naomi Osaka at the age of 22 is an incredible champion on the court but she stated her... Continue Reading →
“Time, patience and a little support” At the 2019 Australian Open the two time champion crashed out in round one and broke down in her press conference. I was in Melbourne at the time and I remember the next morning seeing the conference on 7News and it was a realisation that players are human and... Continue Reading →
All the talk in the build-up to the US Open was about what players aren’t in New York when it should have been about who was travelling to Flushing Meadows. Someone we never expected to be in New York was Tsvetana Pironkova who before her first match on the opening Tuesday hadn’t played a tennis... Continue Reading →
Tennis is well and truly back, a lot is going out in the tennis world following a return to Grand Slam tennis in New York as well as the continuation of the resumption of the ATP and WTA tour in Europe but what has been happening? Kei Nishikori returns in Kitzbuhel After a year and... Continue Reading →
This years US Open is more than just about tennis. It's about people coming together and without work done by incredible people around the world we wouldn't be watching. It has been an incredible watch which has showcased the incredible talent this sport has to offer and non better than the tour mums. Every player... Continue Reading →
Last year two of women's brightest tennis stars met in a match that would show the caring and togetherness of women's tennis. Naomi Osaka arrived in New York as defending champion and on a meteoric rise following her time in New York last year. Coco Gauff made the headlines at Wimbledon with her fearless approach... Continue Reading →
