Wozniacki says hitting as well as ever ahead of comeback
LONDON: Denmark's Caroline Wozniacki said she is hitting the ball as well as ever as she prepares to return to full-time tennis after a three-year break and twice giving birth.
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Caroline Wozniacki up for the challenge of taking on ‘big three’ in women’s game
Caroline Wozniacki is confident she will be able to compete with the top players again when she comes out of retirement next month.
Eubanks finds grass is greener on the other side at Wimbledon
LONDON : Christopher Eubanks called grass the "stupidest surface to play tennis on" a month ago but the wiry American was singing a new tune on Friday after securing the biggest win of his career to reach the Wimbledon third round.
Ex-world number one Wozniacki announces return to tennis
Former world number one Caroline Wozniacki announced Thursday she is set to return to professional tennis, three years after retiring to start a family.
Timeless Venus Williams eyes one more Wimbledon magic spell
The summer of 1997 saw Britain hand over Hong Kong to China, "Men in Black" top the movie charts and Harry Potter take his first, faltering steps at Hogwarts.
Timeless Venus Williams eyes one more Wimbledon magic spell
It was also the year that Venus Williams, just 17 and with white beads in her hair, made her debut at Wimbledon.
Clijsters wants ATP, WTA to merge as women's tour celebrates 50 years
NEW YORK : It is time for the men's and women's professional tennis bodies to merge says former world number one Kim Clijsters, who wants a united front in the sport as the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) celebrates its 50-year anniversary.
French Open: Day 12 order of play and schedule - When are Iga Swiatek and Aryna Sabalenka playing?
It's Day 12 of the French Open and it's time for the women's semi-finals, with Iga Swiatek facing Beatriz Haddad Maia and Aryna Sabalenka against Karolina Muchova. Whilst seeing Swiatek and Sabalenka in the final four might have been expected, the presence of 14th seed Haddad Maia — the first Brazilian to reach the semi-finals of Roland-Garros in the Open Era — and the unseeded Muchova at this stage was altogether less foreseeable.