The grass season is well underway now, but that doesn’t mean you can’t get your clay court fix on the lower tours. Here are all the winners from around the ATP, WTA, and ITF tours. ATP Tour: Embed from Getty Images Stuttgart 250: Jack Draper (GBR) def Matteo Berrettini (ITA)Continue Reading
Iga Swiatek has just won her 5th major title, and already there’s talk of her pushing up towards becoming one of greatest female tennis players of all time. While that might indeed be prophetic, she’s currently a long way off in terms of records. For the men, we were fortunateContinue Reading
Roland Garros obviously took plenty of the attention this week, but there was a plethora of other events that took place. Here are the winners on the tennis tour for last week. French Open Men’s: Carlos Alcaraz (ESP) def Alexander Zverev (GER) 6-3 2-6 7-5 6-1 6-2 French Open Women’s:Continue Reading
The Women’s French Open final is all set. Up one end, we have the overwhelming favourite from the start, world number 1, Iga Swiatek. On the other side of the net, is Italian surprise packet, Jasmine Paolini. While she has had a wonderful season, reaching the final having never madeContinue Reading
Twenty-four-year-old Emily Appleton, is one of countless tennis players criss-crossing the globe, endeavoring to eke out a career, in a sport which rarely offers free rides to the top. To make it onto the courts at Wimbledon, requires years and years of dedication. Hundreds of thousands of kms of air,Continue Reading
Obviously with Roland Garros well underway, there’s no events on the main tours, but still plenty of action on the lower tours. Here are the winners on the tennis tour last week: ATP Challenger Tour: Little Rock 75: Mitchell Krueger (USA) def Yuta Shimizu (JPN) 6-3 6-4 Vincenza 75: Chun-HsinContinue Reading
Round two on the women’s draw at Roland Garros will see a battle of the number 1’s….the number one Belarussian player, in Aryna Sabalenka, taking on the number one Japanese player, Moyuka Uchijima. Aryna needs no introduction to even the most casual of tennis fans, but if you haven’t heardContinue Reading
While all eyes have been on Roland Garros, it’s important to remember there were plenty of winners around the world last week. Let’s take a look back. ATP Tour: Geneva 250: Casper Ruud (Nor) def Tomas Machas (Cze) 7-5 6-3 Lyon 250: Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard (Fra) def Tomas Etcheverry (Arg)Continue Reading
Compared to the men over the last ten years, the women’s draw has been slightly more unpredictable. At least in the sense that more unseeded players tend to make it a little deeper into the tournament (I’m not so certain that will happen this year though). Here are the lastContinue Reading
The French Open draw has now been done. There’s enough previews on who the top seeds will face en-route to the finals, so it’s time for a preview to rate the chances of an unseeded player making a deep run. Over the last ten years, Roland Garros hasn’t thrown upContinue Reading
