As we are on the road for the ATP Masters event alongside WTA Premier Mandatory in beautiful Madrid, we have enough action to get us there faster
The Men are split into 3 tournaments which are quite balanced with not so many top favourites around so this means unpredictability and suspense throughout the week
Exciting weekend and whole week of yet another competitive tennis tournaments is behind us.
Rafael Nadal won his 9-th Monte Carlo Title and is now very close to the top 4 in the rankings and Fed Cup delivered lot of drama, as both semifinals went to a 5-th match doubles decider.
But enough with what was, let’s see what we are going to have this week.
As like every year the Month of March was occupied by the entertaining and acton thrilled Indian Wells and Miami, where we crowned Novak Djokovic and Victoria Azarenka as Champions in both events
Although the first week of April is played on the green clay of Charleston and the red in Houston, the season on the red is far from its peak
Ulysses (uleso) and Asen (andyroddick) discuss recent tennis news including the Maria Sharapova drug controversy and gender prize money equality. We then preview the draws for Miami for the Men and Women. Who will make it through to the final rounds? Who are the favs? Who are the dark-horses? Can anyone beat Djokovic and Serena? Music by bensound.com
Оne of the most beautiful places on earth is the second stop of the men’s Masters Series. Inspiring beaches and stripes are not the main reason why tennis players have gathered. Their goal is good performance in Florida and a strong finish before the clay season. All top players return to Miami, with no exceptions. After a short break, all eyes are focused on No. 3 seed and 2-time champion Roger Federer. He will be playing his first tournament since Australian open.