The 2018 Wimbledon final will be contested between the number 11 and 25 seeds, Angelique Kerber and Serena Williams. The main talking point of this year’s Wimbledon has been the upsets with all top ten seeds out by the close of play on Manic Monday. However, the WTA’s strength in depth has been demonstrated by…
The final four is set at Wimbledon 2018 after Tuesday’s quarter-finals. There has been plenty of talk about no top ten seeds left after the last 16. I think this is yet another example of the depth that currently exists on the WTA tour because the quality of players left and these quarter-finals are totally…
It’s a quick turnaround as Manic Monday is in the books and the women’s quarter-finals are up on Tuesday! The last eight will be back on court to contest the 2018 Wimbledon quarter-finals. For a recap of how things unfolded on Monday, check out my rolling live post HERE. I’ve got Tuesday afternoon to watch…
Keeping up with tradition on Moo’s Tennis Blog, i’ve decided to live blog the madness of Manic Monday again. Last year’s live post can be found HERE. As always, all eight women’s matches are on the schedule for Monday so it’s going to be a wild few hours! I’ll be updating this page as and…
This post previews the quartet of fourth round matches from the top half of the women’s draw. These matches will combine with those from the bottom half to all be played on Manic Monday. For previews of the bottom half, a preview of these matches can be found HERE. I’m so thankful for Middle Sunday…
The last 16 is set for Wimbledon 2018 with the top half of third round matches completed on a balmy Saturday. Today was a crazy day of sport as England won through to the semi-finals of the World Cup. My ears are still hurting from my brother’s screaming 😂. There will be two preview posts up on…
Manic Monday is arguably the most exciting day on the tennis calendar as all of the last 16 matches come together for a tennis bonanza. It’s equally a frustrating day as so many tantalising match-ups are pitted against each other at the same time. This preview post focuses on the four matches from the bottom…
What a day. The upsets kept rolling and most notably, the quality of matches was superb. I’m back on Wimbleholiday until Tuesday so am looking forward to my last few days of chilled out bliss watching the tennis and a bit of hard work on the blog! The first quartet of fourth round matches has…
On a fabulously frenetic Friday, six of the eight WTA matches went three sets. I was double screening for much of the afternoon but managed to watch the entire match on No.2 Court between the number 13 and 23 seeds, Julia Goerges and Barbora Strycova. Read on for my review and analysis of what emerged…
Thursday was a frustrating day as I had to go back to my day job. I used a lot of my leave during my Australia trip so I knew I would have to make up for it at Wimbledon. Still, I got to see plenty of great tennis and there were more upsets! I’m back…
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