Serena Williams The 2012 Wimbledon womens final will be contested between Serena Williams and Agnieszka Radwanska. The semi-finals saw both progress in straight sets; Serena Williams produced one of the most extraordinary serving performances I have ever seen in the womens game as she threw down a staggering 24 aces against a helpless, Victoria Azarenka,…
Four women remain in the womens draw with one former champion, one breakthrough star of 2012 and two women battling it out for the coveted world number one spot. Angelique Kerber v Agnieszka Radwanska Angelique Kerber Agnieszka Radwanska and Angelique Kerber have been two of the most consistent performers on the WTA tour this year…
Petra Kvitova I have just spent an exciting day at Wimbledon today (report/photos to follow in the coming days!!!) so I have limited time to do my quarter-final preview for the womens but here we go…. Serena Williams v Petra Kvitova All year I have been waiting to see this match and FINALLY it has…
The Top 4 on Day 5 Heather Watson 1. Agnieszka Radwanska v Heather Watson From a British angle, this is my number one match on Friday as the young Brit, Heather Watson takes on the world number three, Agnieszka Radwanska. Watson is the first British woman to make the third round at Wimbledon in ten…
Agnieszka Radwanska This years crop of WTA players heading to Eastbourne is considerably weaker than last year’s line-up; however the tournament has still managed to attract five of the top ten players and should see some fine tennis as we edge closer to the third Grand Slam of the season. I will be going on…
The top three on Day 6: Ana Ivanovic 1. Sam Stosur v Nadia Petrova There are a number of exciting third round matches to look forward too on the women’s side but I have gone for Stosur against Petrova as my top pick. Stosur has looked totally at home on the clay so far posting…
The top three on Day 4: Agnieszka Radwanska 1. Agnieszka Radwanska v Venus Williams The highlight of the second round matches will see the world number three, Radwanska take on the rapidly rising, Venus Williams. Both came through their openers in different circumstances; Radwanska strolled to victory losing just one game to Bojana Jovanovski, meanwhile…
Victoria Azarenka was on the edge of one of the biggest ever shocks in French Open history but somehow she found a way back from the brink in a dramatic first round match against Alberta Brianti. Brianti had break points to serve for the match at 7-5 5-0, but the wayward Azarenka produced her finest…
The two WTA tournaments this week have seen a host of upsets so far with Roland Garros just four days away. There are just three seeds remaining in Brussels with Agnieszka Radwanska cruising into the final eight with a 6-1 6-0 victory over Lesia Tsurenko. She was joined in the quarter-finals by her sister Urszula…
Maria Sharapova produced another terrific display to snap Petra Kvitova‘s 27 match winning streak on indoor courts with a 6-4 7-6 semi-final victory. Kvitova struggled to deal with the Sharapova serve in a forgettable first set, which saw few rallies. Kvitova came to life in a sensational second set, but was unable to make her…
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