A change of 10 spots or greater in the rankings amongst the top 100 on the ATP and WTA Tours.
So you want to be a tennis player, great; once you turn professional, you have to continue the hard work to improve your rankings. Most coaches probably advise that you focus on your game rather than your rankings. If you win the titles, your ranking will improve. Yet, once you improve your ranking, the work…
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Cori Gauff (aka: Coco) is our WTA mover of the week. The fifteen-year-old American has been turning heads as a junior tennis player for a long time; but many more people are aware of her now because she dominated the tennis spotlight earlier this season with her fourth round run at Wimbledon. WTA Age Eligibility…
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John Millman has been toiling on tour since 2006 and at thirty years old he still has not won an ATP Tour singles or doubles title. He came close however, twice in recent years to be exact he was a finalist (2018 and 2019). Unfortunately for him, he has been plagued like so many athletes…
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I have decided to change who gets the mover of the week honors, while I will from time to time go by who has the largest numerical shift, sometimes I will choose based on my own personal preference. Today I chose Mikael Ymer because I personally saw his effort at the US Open and I…
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Samantha Stosur was once ranked as high as number four back in 2011. That was the year following her win of the US Open title. Stosur has not won a singles title since 2017 and her singles career took a hit because of a wrist injury. Fortunately for the Australian, her doubles career has been…
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MOTW: Nao Hibino We see the top ranked players that have been in the top ten to twenty range consistently and we are lulled into forgetting how much work they did and continue to do to stay ranked so highly. Every week when I do the ranking changes, I realize it is not so easy….
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