The third part of the WTA Best of 2018 series on Moo’s Tennis Blog is a selection of the best points of the year. I’ve picked out 20 of my favourite rallies from 2018 – again it was very difficult! Please feel free to share any of your own favourites in the comments section. In…
The second part of the WTA Best of 2018 series on Moo’s Tennis Blog is a selection of hot shots from the season. Trying to narrow this list down to 20 has been a challenge! Please share any favourites that I have missed in the comments section. In case you missed it, I kicked off…
The 2018 WTA season is officially in the books and it’s now time to take a look back at some of the highlights of the year. As is now tradition on Moo’s Tennis Blog, we’ll start with something cheery – handshakes and hugs! This post celebrates sportswomanship on the WTA tour in 2018. Please feel…
The final week of the 2018 WTA season is upon us with the WTA Elite Trophy in Zhuhai. I was very much looking forward to watching and blogging about the tournament this week with such a stunning line-up. However, the coverage on WTA TV has been very disappointing. The first day was streamed as normal.…
It was only fitting that the 2018 WTA Finals would finish with another gruelling three setter. Ten of the 15 matches in Singapore this week have gone the distance in what has been a week of close, competitive matches. It was Elina Svitolina who triumphed on Sunday, beating Sloane Stephens in the final, 3-6 6-2…
The 2018 WTA Finals final is all set after another pair of three setters on semi-final Saturday! Sloane Stephens and Elina Svitolina will contest Sunday’s final after the eight and ninth three set matches of the week. I can’t remember a WTA Finals that has produced so many close matches. It’s a testament to the…
The semi-finals for the 2018 WTA Finals in Singapore are all set after the red group wrapped up on Friday. Sloane Stephens and Kiki Bertens both won to join Elina Svitolina and Karolina Pliskova in the last four. The semi-finalists are the five to eight seeds with the top four seeds all vanquished! This post…
Elina Svitolina and Karolina Pliskova advanced to the semi-finals of the 2018 WTA Finals in Singapore after contrasting wins on the final day of round robin action from the white group. Pliskova confirmed her place in the last four with a straight sets win, 6-3 6-4, over Petra Kvitova. The final match from the group…
The 2018 WTA Finals has been a festival of three setters with yet another pair of matches on Wednesday that went the distance. That’s now the last six matches in Singapore that have been decided in three sets! To add to the madness, all eight players remain in contention for the semi-finals, paving the way…
After two sets of matches in the white group, all four players remain in contention to qualify for Saturday’s semi-finals. The day featured another pair of three setters. I’m pleased to see two more competitive matches, but it was another struggle to catch up with the matches and even more so with the Bake Off!…
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