Lindsay Davenport is One of the Best Tennis Minds Around
There’s no doubt Lindsay Davenport is one of the best tennis minds…
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A WTA touring professional, Alison Van Uytvanck, leaked a screenshot of the proposed WTA Tour schedule for the rest of the year. And whoa, what a tightly stacked sandwich of tennis it is! In two short months, between August and September, five massive tournaments are proposed to be held. We will have the opportunity to ... Read more
Looks like we’re going to go from virtual tennis to actual exhibition tennis the whole month of May. This is good news for tennis fans, and although this doesn’t come close to making up for the loss of the French Open and Wimbledon, it’s something. The bad news is that most players participating are not ... Read more
Welcome to episode 4 of: “Sheltered at Home with Our Favorite Tennis Stars!” This week our favorite players show us their latest quarantine challenge, share family fun, continue their work outs and even some enjoy tennis in the snow! We start with Tennis’ favorite son, Roger Federer, whom as many can recall, is not only ... Read more
The draw is out! So, what are the best match ups? Round of 16: Barty vs. Riske. Riske had a wonderful season last year, making it to the quarters of Wimbledon, beating Barty in the third round on her way. Riske plays cerebral high percentage tennis, makes very little mistakes, can hit through the court, ... Read more
There’s no doubt Lindsay Davenport is one of the best tennis minds around. She’s been a top player, has provided great and insightful commentary on the Tennis Channel and of course coached Madison Keys to her biggest moments. I remember watching Lindsay Davenport between 94 and 97 thinking that she’ll be a decent top ... Read more
Her quarterfinal result at the Volvo Open was a decent start to Danielle Collins’ clay court season. Ok, I get it, it’s not the red clay. However, I consider the Volvo Open as decent tune up to the European clay court swing. Also, it had a pretty legit field, with numerous top 20 players on ... Read more
What a week for Madison Keys. She beat three Grand Slam champions on her way to winning the Volvo Open in Charleston, North Carolina. She first beats Jelena Ostapenko in the round of 16, then Sloane Stephens in the Quarterfinal and finally Caroline Wozniacki in the final. That’s no small feat. Additionally, she handily beat ... Read more
It’s looking a bit tough for Danielle since reaching the semifinals of the Australian Open. One would think that she would carry that momentum into the next set of tournaments, and especially those as important as Indian Wells and Miami. Unfortunately, it was not to be. She was upset in her first match after the ... Read more
Serena Williams was in total control until she wasn’t. In an astonishing turn of events, Karolina Pliskova came back from 5-1 down in the third and won. She saved four match points with fearless play. However, it wasn’t without controversy, one of those match points was on Serena’s serve at 40-30, and Serena was called ... Read more
What a week for tennis at the Australian Open – especially American tennis! Last week I wrote about Americans making noise at the Australian Open. True to form, some of my predictions came true. I predicted that either Collins or Anisimova would break through into the fourth round. Both did, and then some. On the ... Read more