Australian Open 2012 preview: women’s field wide open
Dear readers, professional tennis instructor Florian Meier from OnlineTennisInstruction.com is back with another guest post, this time presenting his take on the Australian Open women's...
Clijsters wins first set tiebreak, retires in the second set at the Brisbane International
Playing her first tournament since a four-month abdominal injury lay-off, Kim Clijsters had to give up her Brisbane International semifinal against Daniela Hantuchova because...
Part 1: Comparison of the five slamless WTA No.1s and the origin of the phenomenon
Omair, our stats expert, is using numbers to clarify our never-ending debates. This time he will examine the emergence of players who reached the...
Clijsters downs Wozniacki in both singles and doubles at Diamond Games
In her first match in four months Kim Clijsters, feeling "perhaps fitter than ever", defeated world No.1 Caroline Wozniacki in a singles match-up at the...
Kim Clijsters’ rehab going well, exhibition in Belgium in December
In her latest blog entry Kim Clijsters reveals that her injury recovery process is progressing well, she's practicing three or four times a week,...
Li Na, Kim Clijsters split with coaches
Two big stars of women’s tennis have ended cooperation with their coaches – world No.5 Li Na with Michael Mortensen who coached her since...
Kim Clijsters to skip US Open title defense
Twice-defending champion Kim Clijsters will not play the 2011 US Open which starts August 29. The Belgian hasn't recovered from the stomach muscle injury...
Serena on fire, Clijsters retires in opening match at Rogers Cup
Kim Clijsters was playing her first match since ’s-Hertogenbosch in June and a right ankle injury, but her comeback lasted for only a set...
The richest female athletes are tennis players
Women's tennis players dominate the Forbes magazine Top 10 list of the highest-paid female athletes and Maria Sharapova is the leader for the seventh...
Serena loses, Venus wins, injured Clijsters to skip Wimbledon
The current Big Three of women's tennis, if I may call them that way - Serena Williams, Venus Williams and Kim Clijsters - had...
