No one has had a more consistent season than Elena Rybakina. The 20 year old who was born in Russia but represents Kazakhstan made it all the way to the final in St. Petersburg for her third final already in 2020. Kiki Bertens has likewise put a lot into her week in Russia so much... Continue Reading →
Ranking-less Jack Sock still waiting for a win, should he be given ATP wildcards or should he work a bit harder? Jack Sock came back to tennis, it didn’t last long but I didn’t expect it to. Jack was once upon a time a top player, this was a brief moment. He finished 2019 without... Continue Reading →
St. Petersburg is that first chance after the Australian Open to see who is up to what on the WTA tour. With five of the top twenty in action as well as some of the tours more experienced players mixed with upcoming stars it has been a week so far full of stories and many... Continue Reading →
That period after the first major of the year is always one where players look to continue their good, begin their season or in the ladies case represent their country. Cordoba, Montpellier and Pune were the destinations for men this week except for Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal who played an exhibition in Cape Town... Continue Reading →
