The French Open has seen some great gameplay so far between some of the top seeded players. One of the biggest shocks came not from anything that happened on the court. Novak Djokovic was scheduled to play against Fabio Fognini. The match never happened because Fognini suffered an injury that caused him to withdraw. It [...]

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The French Open got underway this week with much anticipation as to what would be seen from some of the greatest players on the circuit. There were some immediate disappointments with players like Hewitt out of the French Open due to an ankle injury. Marin Cilic was eliminated early by Ramirez Hidalgo to make him [...]

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Everyone watched with anticipation this weekend as the meteoric rise of Djokovic has allowed him to claim yet another title. The young tennis player has now been able to set amazing records with his ability to follow John McEnroe’s 42-0 start in 1984. No other tennis player has been able to come close to this [...]

Continue reading → Italian Open Closes with Djokovic and Maria Shrapova on Top

This week in tennis featured the same major tournament for both the men and the women. Both played in the Mutua Madrid Open, held in Madrid, Spain. The tournament was an ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tournament for the men, and a premier tier event for the women. The men’s singles bracket of the tournament [...]

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This week in Tennis featured a plethora of tournament for both the men and the women. The men played in three tournaments: the BMW Open in Munich, Germany, the Serbia Open 2011 in Belgrade, Serbia, and the Estoril Open in Estoril, Portugal. The women played in the Barcelona Ladies Open in Barcelona, Spain  and the [...]

Continue reading → BMW Open, Serbia Open, Barcelona Ladies Open and Estoril Open

This week in tennis featured multiple tournaments, with one major tournament each for both men and women. The men played in the Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell, an ATP World Tour 500 tournament held in Barcelona Spain. This is a clay court surface that featured players like Rafael Nadal, David Ferrer, Robin Soderling, Jurgen Melzer, Gael [...]

Continue reading → Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell and Porsche Tennis Grand Prix

This week in tennis featured the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters tournament for the men, held in Monte-Carlo, Monaco. The women competed in the Fed Cup semi-finals, with the finals to be held in November. The Women’s Fed Cup semifinals proved to be interesting in both the World Group semifinals and the World Group Playoffs. In the [...]

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This week in tennis featured multiple tournaments for both the men and the women. The women met up in the Andalucia Tennis Experience in Marbella, Spain and the Family Circle Cup, held in Charleston, South Carolina, United States. The men competed in both the US Men’s Clay Court Championship, held in Houston, and the Grand [...]

Continue reading → Andalucia Tennis Experience, Family Circle Cup, US Men’s Clay Court Championship, and Grand Prix Hassan II

This week in tennis featured the conclusion of the Sony Ericsson Open for both the men and the women. The tournament featured a wide variety of big name players who are looking to get in the large tournament win before the start of the Clay Court Season. This tournament was held from 22 March to [...]

Continue reading → Conclusion of the Sony Ericsson Open

This week in tennis featured one major tournament for all players, the Sony Ericsson open. This is a premier event that lasts for more than one week, once again pitting the best players in the world up against each other. The men’s tournament featured big name players like Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Robin [...]

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