It’s time to look back at last year’s predictions… and it’s not looking bad at all! The rankings were affected which has had an impact on the year-end positions. I managed to predict the world’s top five although not quite in the correct order. I had seven of the world’s top 10 and correctly predicted…
The WTA Best of 2020 series continues on mootennis.com with the ten year anniversary (!) of the countdown of best matches. Despite the abbreviated season, there were still many memorable matches on the WTA tour in 2020 that are worth reliving and deserving of entering the vaults of WTA classics. An honourable mention to the…
The WTA best of 2020 series continues with a selection of light-hearted moments from this year featuring the likes of Naomi Osaka, Daria Gavrilova, Barbora Strycova and Hsieh Su-Wei. I hope this post will make you laugh as it’s much needed this year. There’s also links below to the last four years of funny moments.…
The WTA Best of 2020 series on mootennis.com continues with the five year anniversary of Handshakes and Hugs. It was a bizarre year for H&H as handshakes, yet alone hugs, were well and truly off the table in the midst of a pandemic. There was still a lot of good material from the first few…
Another tennis season is in the books and I think it’s safe to say that this was the strangest one, at least during my existence. Despite the hiatus in the middle of the year, a lot of tennis still happened. We’re kicking off the best of 2020 series on Moo’s Tennis Blog with a new…
Iga Swiatek became the first Polish player to win a Slam with a 6-4 6-1 victory over Sofia Kenin in Saturday’s French Open final. It was a performance befitting of Swiatek’s entire tournament run where she was sensational from start to finish. As the pair walked out onto court, I thought Swiatek looked surprisingly calm.…
We’re down to the final two after Thursday’s semi-finals in Paris. The 2020 French Open will be contested between Sofia Kenin and Iga Swiatek on Saturday as both players won through their semi-finals in straight sets. This post includes reviews of the semi-final matches and a preview of Saturday’s final, the youngest women’s Slam final…
We’re down to the final four in Paris after Tuesday and Wednesday’s quarter-finals. Tuesday produced another huge upset, while Wednesday’s quarters went more with form book. I’ve loved this tournament but i’m feeling some Slam fatigue as we head into the final few days! This post features reviews of all four quarter-finals and a preview…
The quarter-finals at the 2020 French Open are nearly all set. The last of the fourth rounders between Ons Jabeur and Danielle Collins has been pushed to tomorrow due to the rain. The two remaining seeds in the bottom half of the draw, Petra Kvitova and Sofia Kenin, avoided the cull to book their places…
This French Open has been one hell of a ride. The two pre-tournament favourites, Simona Halep and Garbiñe Muguruza, are both out of the tournament and three of the four quarter-finalists from the top half will play their first ever Slam quarter-final on Tuesday. All four women’s singles matches from Sunday’s schedule are covered in…
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