Day 6 of the Miami Open completed the last 16 match-ups for the top half of the women’s draw… and they are all decent! Saturday saw three come-from-behind victories including two more third set tiebreaks, of which there have been plenty in Miami. For Sunday’s order of play, two previews are up on Moo’s Tennis…
Nicole Gibbs will be seeking to replicate her performance in Indian Wells by reaching the last 16 of the Miami Open when she takes on the number four seed, Garbiñe Muguruza on Sunday. Gibbs is having a wonderful year; already at a career high ranking of 74, the 23-year-old American will improve on that again in the post-Miami rankings…
In a section of that draw that has lost both seeds, Timea Babos and Naomi Osaka will be battling for a spot in the last 16 of the Miami Open. This match-up is strangely compelling to me so i’m going all out with a preview! 😀 Babos enjoyed a big win on Friday, taking out…
Day 5 in Miami saw a string of upsets in the bottom half of the women’s draw with eight seeds going out. However, there was a role reversal from Indian Wells with the two highest seeds, Angelique Kerber and Garbiñe Muguruza, both advancing having lost their openers in the desert. The top half of the women’s draw…
In one of three all-seeded third round clashes at the Miami Open on Saturday, Elina Svitolina and Caroline Wozniacki will play each other for the first time on the WTA tour. Both players fought back from a break down in the first set of their opening round matches in Miami before progressing in straight sets. Svitolina…
The women’s seeds from the top half of the Miami Open draw came out to play on Thursday. Six fell, but ten survived with a number of tantalising third rounders set for Saturday. In case you missed it, there are previews for two second rounders on Friday featuring Angelique Kerber v Barbora Strycova and Garbiñe Muguruza…
The seeds in the bottom half of the women’s draw open their Miami campaigns on Friday… hallelujah for the Easter Bank Holiday Weekend so no work and more time to watch tennis! :-D. This post covers tricky openers for the highest seeds in the bottom half including Angelique Kerber v Barbora Strycova and Garbiñe Muguruza…
There were some super first round matches on Tuesday’s Miami schedule but unfortunately there were no streams :-(. It’s disappointing, but there is now FULL coverage every day. Just a couple of years ago, Indian Wells and Miami weren’t televised until the first Sunday so it’s a big improvement. This post is skipping ahead (i’m busy tonight!) and covers two…
Day 2 – March 22, 2015 Day Two of the Miami Open saw the completion of the qualifying competitions and start of women’s first round action. It really bothers me that main draw play begins before qualifying has completed. I think this is because Miami has no real reason to rush the start of the…
Day 1 – March 21, 2016 Within hours of arriving from New York City, I was already standing at the gates of the Miami Open to watch first round action from the men’s and women’s qualifying competitions. Because the qualifying days are some of the most poorly attended of the tournament (though there was not…
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