Final Day of Qualifying at the US Open The Only Male Remaining Eighteen-year-old Jenson Brooksby of the USA is having the tournament of his life. So far, he has been responsible for eliminating two Japanese players, if he can continue to keep his form and maintain his composure like he did against Yuichi Sugita, he…
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[116] Taylor Townsend (USA) vs. [154] Veronica Cepede Royg (PAR) A Difference Of Four Years At twenty-seven, time is running out for Cepede Royg. The highest she ever got in the rankings was seventy-three and that was two years ago. Cepede Royg has never gotten to a singles final or won a singles title. At…
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The public parks are the cheapest places to play tennis if you live in New York and do not want to pay the high prices for a private court. To play in the public parks, however, you need a full-season permit, or you can buy a single play permit for $15.00 (cash only) every time…
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It was a day of exciting matches all around; although some of Americans did not fare well. I got to see some veterans players and some newcomers. The following is a photo-essay of my day featuring the matches involving American players. Today’s winners are keeping hope alive that they will get to the main draw…
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Mover of the week Svetlana Kuznetsova proves what doing well at a big tournament can do for your ranking. After an impressive run at the Western & Southern Open (she made it to the final), Kuznetsova is back in the top hundred. Another player who fell victim to injury, the Russian was even contemplating retirement;…
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Western & Southern Open, Cincinnati (USA) Championship Match [18] Madison Keys (USA) vs. [153] Svetlana Kuznetsova (RUS) It has been a rocky road for Keys lately. She had her first left wrist surgery in 2016 and things seemed okay when she got to the 2017 US Open final; however, she had a second wrist surgery…
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