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.
Immediately after the end of Indian Wells, it is time for the second tournament of March adventure in the US. Аll who are dissatisfied of the slow start and poor performance this season will be here in Florida to try better performance, but they will be in danger of tennis players, which are on the crest of a wave.
The Californian desert in Indian Wells is opening station for the 9 Masters events on the ATP circuit throughout the year. This is the first serious test after Australian open and all top players keen for good impression. The only big exceptions are 4-time tournament champion Roger Federer and world number 8 David Ferrer. They skip Indian Wells due to injury.