Super Sunday in Madrid is one of the best tennis days of the year. There were 22 first round matches on the schedule with a sprinkling of “upsets” as four of the seeds in action lost, as well as Caroline Wozniacki who was forced to retire hurt with a back injury. This Set Points post…
Before Saturday’s final in Prague, there was a special ceremony for Lucie Safarova ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜. Kudos to the tournament for streaming the ceremony live on their Instagram page. The WTA TV stream then kicked in towards the end of the ceremony. I wish they’d been able to stream it from the start because it was on…
Saturday was a busy day of tennis with the finals in Prague and Rabat, as well as the start of main draw action at the 2019 Mutua Madrid Open which is where most of my focus was. Ten first round matches were played on Saturday and there are another 22 set for super Sunday! Read…
It’s a busy weekend of tennis with two WTA International finals in Prague and Rabat overlapping with the start of the second Premier Mandatory tournament of 2019 in Madrid. I’ve never enjoyed Madrid that much but i’m trying to embrace it this year on this glorious Bank Holiday Weekend! This Set Points post features highlights…
The 2019 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix concluded on Sunday with a noteworthy victory for Petra Kvitova who snapped the much talked about streak by becoming the first player on the WTA tour to win two titles in 2019. There’s more on the singles final in this post, as well as the doubles final which I…
Friday was quarter-finals day at the 2019 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix in Stuttgart with three of the four matches going the distance. Read on for the highlights from Friday’s action in Stuttgart including a review of the final match of the day between Victoria Azarenka and Anett Kontaveit. I’m out tomorrow so there will be…
Thursday’s Set Points post from the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix is a snappy wrap-up as i’m back playing tennis on Thursday evenings. I started well but rather faded – still shaking off the winter rust! Read on for Thursday’s highlights from Stuttgart including a review of the last match of the day between Karolina Pliskova…
The first round is in the books at the 2019 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix in Stuttgart with no major surprises so far. It’s been a slow start to the tournament after Fed Cup and there have been no stand-out matches yet. That will hopefully change on Thursday as a super schedule awaits… read on for…
Moo’s Tennis Blog is back for the red clay season with coverage of the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix in Stuttgart. Sporting five of the world’s top ten, it is a prestigious event and one of my favourite tournaments of the season. The fast indoor courts are always a magnet for quality tennis. Read on for…
That’s a wrap for the 2019 Volvo Car Open! Another great week in Charleston came to a close with Sunday’s final as Madison Keys defeated Caroline Wozniacki to win her first WTA title on clay and first trophy anywhere since Stanford in 2017. Read on for a review from the last day of the tournament…
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