A heap of ITF events last week, and if you’ve missed the results because you’ve been caught up watching Wimbledon, here are last week’s winners across the ITF Women and ITF men’s Tour. On the women’s tour, Lucrezia Stefanini took out the W100 in Cary with a comfortable win inContinue Reading
Doubles has always been one of the most enjoyable aspects of tennis for most social players. The quick points, the clever tactics at the net, the chemistry between partners — it’s good fun to play, and proper entertainment to watch. But right now, the format is getting pushed further andContinue Reading
A bit late in getting this out, but here are all the ITF winners across the women’s and men’s tour from last week. ITF Women’s Tour: Palma del Río 50, Hard: Eva Vedder (NED) def. Elena Micic (AUS), 6-4, 6-4 Gdansk 50, Clay: Anastasiia Sobolieva (UKR) def. Gina Feistel (POL),Continue Reading
An abundance of ITF events around the world last week, and it was Francesca Curmi who took out the biggest event in Blois, winning her 5th ITF title, and biggest of her career. Selena Janicijevic won her 11th title, and there were a lot of first-time winners on the women’sContinue Reading
As always, a whole lot of ITF events across the women’s and men’s tour, in all corners of the globe. Here are the winners and runners-up from all tournaments. ITF Women’s Tour: Zagreb 100, Clay: Elina Avanesyan (ARM) def. Kajsa Rinaldo Persson (SWE), 6-1, 6-3 Wuning 100, Hard: Zongyu LiContinue Reading
Croatia’s Donna Vekic ended a two-year title drought on Sunday, defeating home favourite Emma Raducanu 6-0, 7-6 (6) in 1 hour and 48 minutes to claim the HSBC Championships title at Queen’s Club. The win was Vekic’s fifth career singles title and her first at WTA 500 level. Vekic, 29,Continue Reading
With all eyes on Roland Garros last week, the ITF results can sneak under the radar. If you’ve missed who the winners were across the men’s and women’s tour, we’ve got them below for you. Kristina Liutova became the youngest player in history to win multiple W100 titles, taking outContinue Reading
On a sun-drenched, but windy afternoon on Court Philippe-Chatrier, 19-year-old Mirra Andreeva completed the transformation from highly touted prospect into Grand Slam champion. The eighth seed defeated Polish qualifier Maja Chwalinska 6-3, 6-2 to claim her first major title and become the youngest women’s singles champion at Roland Garros sinceContinue Reading
Day 12 at Roland Garros belonged to two young women putting their own stamp on Grand Slam history. Under the roof of Court Philippe-Chatrier, 19-year-old Mirra Andreeva and 24-year-old qualifier Maja Chwalinska produced impressive performances in the women’s semifinals to set up an intriguing final on Saturday. The day continuedContinue Reading
If the first ten days of the 2026 French Open had already delivered more than their share of surprises, Day 11 proved that the tournament still had plenty of drama left. Under changeable conditions that featured blustery winds early and then rain forcing the roof closed on Philippe-Chatrier, the quarterfinalsContinue Reading
