TAG: Iga Swiatek
Iga Swiatek is once again in spectacular form. Last year it was the record 37 match winning streak. Now she’s at it again, terrorizing and dominating the WTA Tour. In Dubai, Iga just annihilated Ludmila Samsonova 60 61 to reach the quarterfinals. Her first Dubai match was a 61 61 trouncing of Leylah Fernandez. That’s […] Continue to read full article...
Asics · Iga Swiatek · Poland · Roland Garros · Technifibre
Mackenzie McDonald showed why one American coach once told me a couple of years ago, “he has the best strokes of all the American players.” The former NCAA champion from UCLA dominated Rafael Nadal from the baseline and forced him into his old fabricated injury act down when 64 53. Forget about Nadal’s old tricks, […] Continue to read full article...
Dec/22
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Top Six WTA Players To Watch In 2023
12 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Articles, Scoop
Like the ATP World Tour, there is an abundance of intriguing WTA players ready for stardom – or irrelevance. Eugenie Bouchard: The Canadian former Wimbledon finalist and top 5 player has been irrelevant on the pro circuit for years despite her strong work ethic and burning desire to bounce back to being a factor again. […] Continue to read full article...
Alycia Parks · Eugenie Bouchard · Iga Swiatek · Linda Fruhvirtova · WTA
Nov/22
9
How To Enjoy Your First Tennis Tournament As A Spectator
Comments off · Posted by Staff in Bios
It’s the grace and poise of tennis that makes it magnetic. You hardly miss it: the grit of Roger Federer or the courage of Serena Williams. And there’s the upset: Novak Djokovic losing to Denis Istomin or Naomi Osaka beating Angelique Kerber. The attraction is likewise inescapable. Think of the 4.6 million viewers who sat […] Continue to read full article...
ATP · Iga Swiatek · Novak Djokovic · US Open · WTA
With many of the greats of the early parts of the 21st century either recently reaching or nearing retirement – names like Federer, Williams and Nadal – the scene is set for a new wave of talent to take the tennis world by storm. Below, we take a look at the young talent most likely […] Continue to read full article...
WTA world no. 1 player Iga Swiatek has signed to be represented by International Management Group this week, thus ending a three year collaboration with her now former manager Paula Wojtowicz. Swiatek won her first Grand Slam in October 2020 at Roland Garros and this year has added two more Grand Slam titles – at […] Continue to read full article...
Asics · Iga Swiatek · Poland · Rolex · Technifibre · WTA
By Scoop Malinowski On Tuesday August 25th, Iga Swiatek was practicing on Louis Armstrong Stadium with Petra Martic and her form was devastating on that day, as she fired first strike winners all over the court. The world no. 1 sustained that astounding level through her seven matches to win her third Grand Slam title […] Continue to read full article...
1ga · Asics · Iga Swiatek · Ons Jabeur · Poland · Technifibre · US Open
By Scoop Malinowski Got a Biofile with Yibing Wu, who rose up the rankings fast after winning US Open junior but was then injured for like two years and now he’s healthy again and winning Challengers left and right, including Indianapolis saving six match points in the final vs Kovacevic. Awesome Biofile too, stay tuned. […] Continue to read full article...
Gilles Simon · Iga Swiatek · Kayla Day · Maia Chwalinska · US Open
Jun/22
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Iga and Serena Cold Shoulder Each Other At Wimbledon
5 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Bios
By Scoop Malinowski The paths of two great tennis champions crossed today on Centre Court at Wimbledon and how they failed to politely acknowledge each other’s presences was a very noteworthy and interesting spectacle, according to German tennis journalist Jannik Schneider. “After she already practiced outside, Serena Williams is now on centre court. Serena entered […] Continue to read full article...
For at least the last decade, tennis has largely been dominated by the same five players. In men’s tennis, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic are collectively known as “The Big Three.” Between the three of them, they have won most of the major championships of the last 20 years. In women’s tennis, Venus […] Continue to read full article...
Carlos Alcaraz · Coco Gauff · Felix Auger-Aliassime · Iga Swiatek · Jacob Sinner · Wimbledon
