I have been focusing on the WTA tour this year but i’m pleased to say that we have a guest post from Vithun Illankovan (@VitIllankovan on Twitter) who is here to count down his season-ending top ten predictions for the ATP at the end of 2016. 10. Richard Gasquet I expect Gasquet to retain his place in the Top…
Just to let you all know that i’ll be on holiday in Switzerland and France for the next week so post-US Open coverage won’t commence until next weekend for Wuhan. It’s a shame as I do like the Premier tournament in Tokyo, but i’m excited to be going on holiday and obviously having a week off work.…
It’s Jonni (@All_Things_TNNS) here again, sharing my trip to the US Open with you! This time, I will take you through the second round action in singles on Wednesday and Thursday from my perspective. If you happened to miss Part I, it can be found HERE. Wednesday 2nd, September As was the case on both…
Hello everyone, this is Jonni (All_Things_TNNS on Twitter) writing as James has kindly let me contribute on Moo’s Tennis Blog. This year, I finally managed to attend a Grand Slam – a long dream of mine – when I got to visit the US Open during the first week of the tournament. So, if you still…
Wimbledon is done and dusted for another year with the world number ones, Serena Williams and Novak Djokovic both being crowned champions. I hope you’ve enjoyed the coverage of the 2015 grass court season here on Moo’s Tennis Blog. Thanks for all your support and comments, it really means a lot to me. I’ve worked…
Novak Djokovic won his ninth Grand Slam title and third Wimbledon title with a four set victory over Roger Federer in the 2015 Wimbledon final, 7-6(1) 6-7(10) 6-4 6-3. While the second set had some tremendous moments, the match was a little flat and subdued after the rain delay in the third set. I have…
And here we go again… Roger v Novak! Although I was cheering for Andy in the semi-finals, i’m much more excited about the prospect of this final than Novak v Andy which I have written before that I have issues with haha. Both players won their semi-final matches in straights; Federer produced an exceptional performance…
While three of the men’s quarter-finals were disappointingly one-sided, the second of the semi-finals is the most exciting prospective match of the tournament featuring the top two seeds from the bottom half, Roger Federer and Andy Murray. Federer sailed past Gilles Simon in the quarter-finals, 6-3 7-5 6-2 in just one hour and 35 minutes.…
The first three men’s quarter-finals on Wednesday were all decided in straight sets and dare I say, rather dull. The final match of the day between Stan Wawrinka and Richard Gasquet finally injected some life into the day as Gasquet produced a wonderful display to oust the French Open champion in five sets, 6-4 4-6…
In case you missed it, i’ve just started the first ever Moo’s Tennis Blog prize giveaway for my readers! I’m giving away three copies of the Game, Set and Match tennis book thanks to Bloomsbury Books UK. All you have to do to enter is to share my Twitter or Facebook posts advertising the competition.…
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