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With the latest edition of the prestigious Indian Wells tournament in full swing, it’s worth remembering Lindsay Davenport –– the most successful player in the competition’s history.
Ash Barty, who has decided to skip the Sunshine Double, has held the crown for a total of 118 weeks … one week more than Justine. And out of those 118 weeks, the Australian has captured that spot for 110 weeks in a row, a feat only Serena Williams, Steffi Graf, Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert have surpassed. On the men’s side, Daniil Medvedev made his debut as world No.1 last week, putting an end to 18 years of domination from the 'Big Four' (Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray).
Andy Murray is entering the final stage of his career and as a result he wants to ends this chapter of his life under the guidance of Ivan Lendl who has previously coached him to success, and former player Justine Henin believes this is the right call for the Scot.
Justine Henin says she has a “lot of respect” for Andy Murray’s desire to keep pushing himself after he reunited with Ivan Lendl for a third time. Murray has enjoyed most of the best moments of his career with Lendl in his coaching team, winning all three of his Grand Slam titles, two Olympic gold medals, and reaching world No.1 together. Ad/> They are set to work together for a third time as Murray, 34, looks to climb up the rankings and challenge for titles again.
As Daniil Medvedev dethroned Novak Djokovic as men’s world No. 1 this week, the movement at the top of the women’s rankings was minimal. A few players moving up a couple of places, a few players dropping down one or two places.
Annett Kontaveit makes it sound so simple. “I like to hit the ball. Indoors there's no wind, there's no sun, there's nothing that's affecting you.
Anett Kontaveit has overcome Maria Sakkari in three tight sets to claim the St. Petersburg Ladies Trophy, her fourth straight WTA Tour indoor title.
Anett Kontaveit has extended her indoor win streak to 20 matches after triumphing at the St. Petersburg Ladies Trophy.