The Tennis world can easily rejoice, as the new season has started. After only a few weeks of relaxation for the world’s top players, the ATP tour and WTA tour are back and in full force. Both the men and women jump in feet first, with the men featuring three different tournaments and the women [...]

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This week in Tennis featured the men’s ATP tour finals, known as the Barclay’s ATP World Tour Finals. This year the tournament was held in the O2 Arena in London, England. The tournament takes the top eight singles players and top eight doubles teams and pits them against each other in round-robin format. The winner [...]

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This week in Tennis featured one single, star-studded event for the men and no tournaments for the women. Both the ATP tour and the WTA tour are wrapping up for the season. This week’s tournament was the BNP Paribas Masters tournament, a Masters 1000 event held in Paris, France. This hard court event featured over [...]

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This week in tennis featured the Commonwealth Bank Tournament of Champions in Bali, Indonesia for the women. It also featured the Swiss Indoors Basel in Basel, Switzerland and the Valencia Open 500 in Valencia, Spain for the men. The Commonwealth Bank Tournament of Champions was a small tournament, only featuring 8 different players. These are [...]

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This week in tennis features the final Grand Slam event of the year, the US Open. While women’s #1 Serena Williams is out of the tournament, the tournament features a myriad of big name players. The top Men’s seeds for the tournament are as follows: (1) Rafael Nadal, (2) Roger Federer, (3) Novak Djokovic, (4) [...]

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This week in tennis featured one tournament each for both the men and the women, with both ending approximately a week before the start of the US Open. The men competed in the Western & Southern Financial Group Masters, a Masters 1000 tournament held in Cincinnati, Ohio. The women competed in the Rogers Cup, presented [...]

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This week in Tennis featured two Women’s Tournaments full of up-coming talent and improving veterans, and two Men’s Tournaments with new talent fighting against some recognized veterans. The German Open Tennis Championship was held in Hamburg, Germany, featuring plenty of well-known players with some surprising results. Nikolay Davydenko was the top ranked player, losing in [...]

Continue reading → German Open Tennis Championship, Atlanta Tennis Championship, Nurnberger Gastein Ladies Tournament, Banka Koper Slovenia Open

The end of Wimbledon was featured this week, highlighting some of the best players in the world. The last week in tennis featured some incredible ups and downs, with plenty of upsets by newcomers looking to make their mark. The fourth round of the Men’s side saw few surprises, save for the upset of Andy [...]

Continue reading → Wimbledon Tennis Championships at the All England Tennis Club

This week in tennis featured the start of Wimbledon, one of the biggest championships of the year. All of the biggest names in Tennis are featured in this year’s Wimbledon, with some expected and predictable rankings. The top 5 seeds in the Men’s Draw are as follows: (1) Roger Federer, (2) Rafael Nadal, (3) Novak [...]

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This week it tennis has been fairly busy, with players getting in the tune-ups that they need before Wimbledon. The men have been working out the kinks at the AEGON Championships and the Garry Webber Open. The women have been getting their last matches in with the AEGON Classic. The Men’s side of the AEGON [...]

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