Germany’s Annika Beck victorious in Quebec
On Sunday, Annika Beck of Germany defeated Jelena Ostapenko 6-2 6-2 in a match that lasted 53 minutes to claim the Coupe Banque Nationale championship.
Beck delivered a strong service game and was never broken after...
Yanina Wickmayer clinches 2015 Japan Women’s Open title
Belgium’s Yanina Wickmayer has won the 2015 Japan Women's Open Tennis title in Tokyo today, getting past Poland’s Magda Linette in what was a thrilling three-set final played under the Japanese sun.
The high-quality final saw...
Wickmayer & Linette make Tokyo final
Belgium’s Yanina Wickmayer & Poland’s Magda Linette will meet in Sunday’s Japan Women’s Open Tennis final in Tokyo, following their successful semifinals in the Japanese capital today.
Wickmayer clinched her tenth WTA final with a...
This WTA player was a dancing diva before her tennis career
So many women's tennis stars have been featured in our Little Tennis Players series, but even though that is by far the richest online collection of WTA childhood photos, there are still many gorgeous pics...
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...
Life is better when you share it: Flavia brings fiancé Fabio to her US Open photoshoot
Can Flavia Pennetta be any cooler? The Italian won her maiden Grand Slam title playing her 49th major, at the age of 33 became the oldest first-time Grand Slam champion, climbed to a career-high ranking of...
Flavia Pennetta beats Roberta Vinci in historic all-Italian US Open final and shocks in post-match interview by announcing retirement!
Flavia Pennetta has become the oldest first-time Grand Slam champion in the Open Era by beating friend Roberta Vinci 7-6(4) 6-2 in the surprise all-Italian US Open final which was so historic that even Italian Prime Minister canceled his...
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...
Age is just a number: Flavia Pennetta makes first Grand Slam final at 33
Three of the four this year's US Open semifinalists are 32 years or older and now that the first semi is finished the youngest player of the final four is out, as 23-year-old Simona...
Roberta Vinci adorns her long career with first Grand Slam semifinals in singles
Roberta Vinci is the first player to advance to the semifinals of the 2015 US Open and it's the biggest Grand Slam singles achievement of her pro career that started back in 1999. The Italian boasts...
