A change of 10 spots or greater in the rankings amongst the top 100 on the ATP and WTA Tours.
Mover of the Week: Aliona Bolsova Twenty-one-year-old Aliona Bolsova had an impressive run to the round of sixteen at the French Open; her reward, a career high ranking that placed her in the top hundred for the first time in her career. Bolsova perhaps ran out of energy in her seventh match, which would have…
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MOVER OF THE WEEK A little about the Croatian born American player: Bernarda Pera started playing on the ITF Circuit back in 2009. At twenty-four years old, she has yet to win her first singles title on the WTA Tour. While thirty is the new twenty, Pera still needs to make a move now to…
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At twenty-eight years old, time is running out for the Lithuanian who has been on tour since 2007 and has yet to win his first ATP Tour singles title. Berankis made it to two Tour finals in 2012 and 2017 but could not cross the finish line. He got to a career high of fifty…
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MOVER OF THE WEEK: Jil Teichmann Toiling on the ITF Tour as many players do when they first start playing tennis, Teichmann honed her game on clay. She played her first match on the ITF circuit in 2013 and won her first ITF tournament in 2015 in Germany. This past weekend, she took it one…
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MOVER OF THE WEEK Filip Krajinovic is making his way back up the rankings. The Serbian was once ranked as high as twenty-six just last year and like so many athletes, he fell victim to injury. He seems to have recommitted to putting in the work to get back in the top fifty; however, it…
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Lorenzo Sonego had the tournament of his career at the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters this past week. Cheered on by the Italian fans, the twenty-three-year old rode the wave of confidence to the quarterfinals. It was his best showing at a Masters tournament; unfortunately, it ended when he came up against the red-hot Serbian, Dusan Lajovic….
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