Caroline Wozniacki wins first encounter with Bojana Jovanovski
It was the first meeting between world No.1 Caroline Wozniacki and Bojana Jovanovski, and even though the young Serbian star provided resistance, it was the favorite Wozniacki that advanced to the third round of...
Who is the one to beat in women’s tennis? French Open 2011 prediction
Marine of Tennis Notebook has become a regular contributor to Women's Tennis Blog. Now she's making French Open predictions. Do you agree with her?
As we are nearing Roland Garros, tennis enthusiasts are starting to...
Evert favors Wozniacki to win French Open 2011 – interview transcript
As suggested by our loyal reader, Gregoire, I have written a transcript of my recent interview with one of the greatest tennis players of all time, Chris Evert, who believes that the upcoming French...
Most emotional WTA players – part II
As Marine of Tennis Notebook promised, she's extended her list of emotional WTA players, based on your suggestions. You're welcome to leave a comment on her guest post.
After the great feedback on the article...
Top seed Marion Bartoli falls in round one of Barcelona Open
Marion Bartoli accepted a wildcard for the Barcelona Ladies Open and was a top seed at the event, but fell in the first round to Magdalena Rybarikova 6-4 6-1, who scored her first real...
Alberta Brianti, 31, wins first WTA title in Morocco
In the battle of two players without WTA titles in their CVs, the more experienced one triumphed and 31-year-old Alberta Brianti defeated 19-year-old Simona Halep 6-4 6-3 in the final of the the Grand...
German Julia Goerges beats No.1 Caroline Wozniacki in Stuttgart final
Julia Goerges thrilled the home crowd by upsetting world No.1 Caroline Wozniacki 7-6(3) 6-3, thus becoming a surprise titlist at the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix in Stuttgart. The 32nd-ranked German also defeated Michaella Krajicek,...
Chris Evert favors Caroline Wozniacki to win Roland Garros
Once again in time for Roland Garros I had the opportunity to talk to tennis legend, winner of 18 Grand Slam singles titles and record seven French Opens, Chris Evert. Actually, I didn't really...
Three Germans could have lost and three lost in Stuttgart quarters
The only tournament in Germany had four German players in the quarterfinals, but all of them that could go out actually did, and now we have only Julia Goerges representing the country in the...
Fed Cup: Serbia’s great triumph vs Slovakia’s great misery
As you know, our reader Marine has recently started her own tennis blog, Tennis Notebook, and she already guest posted here on Women's Tennis Blog. Here article called Top 5 emotional players in women's...
