My Top 5 talking points from 2015
Sportswriter and broadcaster David Fearnhead, Women's Tennis Blog's long-time contributor, shares his Top 5 talking points from the WTA season behind us.
THE SERENA SLAM
When the final history book of women’s tennis is written, one...
Are you in for a tennis prediction challenge? Tell us your 2016 Top 10 year-end ranking forecast and win...
It's that time of year when my friend John Bolan joins Women's Tennis Blog with his Top 10 year-end predictions for the upcoming season. As in five previous years, we're inviting you to enter the...
The legacy of the Williams sisters to the new rising stars
This is a guest post by Pablo Romero Yusta, Women's Tennis Blog's long-time reader. Pablo is a former professional tennis player, very passionate about the WTA. He worked as a sport journalist in Spain...
Serena Williams rumored to be dating Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian
Since Serena Williams' semifinal match against Roberta Vinci in this year's US Open, rumors about her love life have been tossed wildly about by various media outlets. In particular, the media and fans alike...
Breaking! Serena Williams has withdrawn from Beijing and Singapore!
Coach Patrick Mouratoglou suggested in a recent interview for ESPN that Serena Williams might skip the rest of the season and now the information is out that the American will indeed not play any more tournaments in...
My Top 5 talking points from Flushing Meadows – the 2015 US Open
Sportswriter and broadcaster David Fearnhead, Women's Tennis Blog's loyal supporter, shares his Top 5 talking points from the 2015 US Open.
Strength in Depth
The 2015 US Open has been memorable for many reasons, and it got off to...
Roberta Vinci puts Serena Williams down on her knees, crashes her Calendar Slam dream!
Playing her first Grand Slam semifinal, Roberta Vinci recorded a spectacular victory over world No.1 Serena Williams, pretty much the undefeatable queen of women's tennis, and destroyed her chance of adding the Calendar Slam...
Day 1 of the US Open changed the future of tennis media
The first day of the US Open was a bumpy ride for big names, as Serbian sisters Ana Ivanovic and Jelena Jankovic, both former top-ranked players, crashed out, the 2004 singles champion Svetlana Kuznetsova and former...
Nike’s President and CEO personally helped create the “Greatness Collection” to honor Serena Williams
As promised, this week is very busy with US Open fashion updates at Women's Tennis Blog and there's even more to come, since I am expecting official information from EleVen and I'm yet to...
Serena’s US Open 2015 dress: Nike sticks to animal prints
The US Open is just several days away and now the fashion releases are shifting into higher gear, so expect a lot of updates from me these days. So far I've shown you Ana Ivanovic's...
