Leonardo Mayer Moves In The Wrong Direction
MOTW: Leonardo Mayer The problem with going far in tournaments and winning titles is that the following year you must defend those points. Every player knows this, so they should…
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Golden Opportunity Lost By Katarzyna Kawa
Baltic Open, Latvia [11] Anastasija Sevastova (LAT) vs. [194] Katarzyna Kawa (POL) It’s easy to win a set and even come close to winning the match against a top ranked…
Continue reading →Rublev Making A Move In Hamburg
Hamburg European Open, Germany [59] Pablo Carreno Busta (ESP) vs. [78] Andrey Rublev (RUS) Despite the discrepancy in their rankings, they were both ranked higher previously. Rublev was ranked as…
Continue reading →Elena Rybakina Vaults Up The Rankings
If you have never heard of her, keep an eye on Elena Rybakina. The twenty-year-old Kazakhstani may just have announced her arrival in Bucharest. She never dropped a set the…
Continue reading →Ferro, Jarry & Rybakina Are 1st Time Champions
Ladies Open Lausanne: Women’s Final [48] Alize Cornet (FRA) vs. [98] Fiona Ferro (FRA) The twenty-two-year-old defeated her countrywoman, long-time veteran Cornet, in three sets. In a match that showed…
Continue reading →Ostapenko’s Ranking Plummets
Mover Of The Week: Jelena Ostapenko What has happened to Jelena Ostapenko’s game? Once ranked as high as number five, the 2017 Roland Garros champion is beginning to realize that…
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