Busy Sunday in the Diamond City
Sunday at the BNP Paribas Diamond Games in Antwerp started out with the draw ceremony and tournament director Kim Clijsters invited Barbora Zahlavova Strycova & Carla Suarez Navarro to help her with setting the...
The WTA returns to Antwerp
Seven years after the last top-flight women’s tennis event was held in Antwerp, the Belgian city is back on the WTA schedule with the BNP Paribas Fortis Diamond Games.
Taking over the calendar spot from the now-defunct...
Kim Clijsters lures WTA players back to revamped Antwerp with a stunning $1.5 million gold and diamond trophy
It's been seven years since Belgian city of Antwerp last hosted a WTA event and now tournament director Kim Clijsters is making sure that we can already feel the great vibe of the upcoming BNP Paribas Fortis...
Alize Lim, new ambassador for Le Coq Sportif
After its return to men's tennis with Richard Gasque in January 2014, French sports brand Le Coq Sportif is entering the WTA world and they picked France's No.7 Alize Lim to wear their clothes....
Never say never: Serena surprises with decision to play Indian Wells again
One of the most popular articles from my early blogging days was the one entitled "Serena Williams - Indian Wells never again" and it was published in April 2007 when Serena decided not to return...
My Top 5 talking points from the 2015 Australian Open
Sportswriter and author David Fearnhead, Women's Tennis Blog's loyal supporter who has recently contributed with an exclusive interview with Bojana Jovanovski, shares with you the Top 5 things that marked his 2015 Australian Open experience.
Dominika Cibulkova vs. Victoria Azarenka...
Serena gives no room to Sharapova and coughing fits, wins the Australian Open 2015
No illness could stop world No.1 Serena Williams in beating Maria Sharapova for the sixteenth straight time in their careers to win her 19th Grand Slam title and sixth at the Australian Open.
From the onset Serena established...
First tournament together: Bethanie & Lucie go all the way to the Australian Open doubles title
Bethanie Mattek Sands and Lucie Safarova teamed up for the first time at this year's Australian Open and now they're holding their first Grand Slam women's doubles trophy! This is the first time since 2007 that a brand...
Australian Open women’s singles final: Can Sharapova finally end her free fall against Williams? Let’s see what the tennis...
Maria Sharapova has 15 straight losses against Serena Williams and that downward spiral started in the semifinals of the 2005 Australian Open. Will the Russian finally stop the epic slump in the Saturday's championship match at Melbourne Park?...
WTA Australian Open semifinals preview: Sharapova vs. Makarova, Williams vs. Keys
Visitor numbers are telling me that you enjoyed our quarterfinal previews and, as promised, Omair is continuing his statistical tennis research to help us predict the winner of the upcoming WTA semifinals at the 2015...
