Seven years ago this month Agnieszka Radwanska produced one of the most incredible shots in tennis history. Seven years on it is still the most watched Women's Tennis video on YouTube with 3.9 million views and the second highest tennis video on YouTube only second to a compilation of brilliant tennis between Monfils and Kyrgios.... Continue Reading →
It is uncertain times at the moment but Roland Garros have really thrown the cat amongst the pigeons. Organisers have announced that this years edition will be played from the 20th of September through to the 4th of October. This is a decision by Roland Garros and is not one of the WTA or ATP.... Continue Reading →
Right now we should have been talking about Indian Wells but unfortunately we are not set to have any tennis until the end of April due to the Coronavirus outbreak. The outbreak was declared a pandemic last week by the World Health Organisation and countries have continued to go into lock down and sadly things... Continue Reading →
Simona Halep winning Roland Garros was a testament to how she has built her game and character. Having lost her first three Grand Slam finals, two of which were in Paris turning up in 2018 months after a heartbreaking loss to Caroline Wozniacki in Melbourne was a tough challenge... Four years prior in 2014 the... Continue Reading →
Following the first of the new Davis Cup Finals last year in which the hosts Spain won on home soil tennis will return to Madrid at the end of the year in the second year of the new format. Spain will be there to defend their title and there are some new teams this year.... Continue Reading →
In 2017 the Australian Open gave us many of memories. 18 years after her first Grand Slam semi-final the Croat Mirjana Lucic-Baroni was back in a major semi-final, we found out retrospectively that Serena Williams won the Australian Open whilst pregnant but it was sister Venus' run to final and especially that semi-final that stood... Continue Reading →
This is something I have wanted to begin for a while and with the Coronavirus outbreak and suspension of sport worldwide it is a good time to look back at those moments on a tennis court which meant a lot to me. The first one is of course the US Open Final from 2012. I... Continue Reading →
Indian Wells was the first and it sent shockwaves through the tennis world cancelling the event due to the Coronavirus outbreak. Since then with the World Health Organisation declaring a pandemic and countries going into lockdown events in Prague and the Fed Cup Play-Offs and Finals have all been postponed. Players were still hanging around... Continue Reading →
Winning the Australian Open earlier on in the season was one of the biggest surprises on the tour in many years but also totally deserved for Sofia Kenin. The American's rise on the tour over the last year or so has been magnificent and she continues to grow into being a top 20 and top... Continue Reading →
