Notable Movements In The Top 20 (ATP)

 

17. Reilly Opelka (USA)

18. Roberto Bautista Agut (Spain)

19. Pablo Carreno Busta (Spain)

Notable Movements In The Top 20 (WTA)

 

4. Aryna Sabalenka

5. Maria Sakkari (Greece)

9. Ons Jabeur (Tunisia)

10. Garbine Muguruza (Spain)

13. Belinda Bencic (Switzerland)

14. Jessica Pegula (USA)

15. Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova

16. Coco Gauff (USA)

17. Angelique Kerber (Germany)

18. Victoria Azarenka

19. Elena Rybakina (Kazakhstan)

 

Good to see Ons Jabeur on the rise - continuing to write history for Arab tennis.

Looking forward to Montecarlo this week

Ouch Djokovic already out of Montecarlo :/

A shok exit for Novak! At least he was able to take it to a final set but seemed well and truly beaten during that. Fokina must be delighted with his performance though and rightly so!

Oh what a shame, if only he'd had more matches under his belt this year..

 

Norrie and Dan Evans both out today, disappointing as the latter had a good run last year.

Alcaraz also out of Montecarlo

All Russian & Belarusian players banned from Wimbledon! Didn't think they'd go and do that, just make em compete under neutral status or something like with French Open.

 

Medvedev surely going to have the shortest reign as world #1 ever then as there's little chance this ban will be lifted in following years either.

Hope they end up reversing the decision, what's wrong with just letting them compete as a neutral athlete, what have they got to do with the war? I think it'll be a massive shame to have two of the men's top 10 missing from the tournament.

Exactly let them complete as a neutral, be a shame to see the world No 1 and US Open champion not complete.

I'm in favour of anything that lets the brainwashed Russian public know what's going on in Ukraine. If they notice that one of their top sportsmen has been banned from Wimbledon, they might just question what they are being told on their news programmes.

If they still don't know anything by now, there's little chance they ever will...

Exactly, hope they reverse the (wrong/bad) decision, there's still time

 

Alcaraz finally top 10! yay! His match against Tsitsipas was a great watch. Very disappointed with Tsitsipas though, what a sore loser

and using nasty tactics (ie toilet break)

great games in Barcelona and great win for Alcaraz, he played the final very well

although he played not so well in the morning

 

Djokovic still not that fit, he reached the final in Belgrade but needed up losing 6-0 in the 3rd set to Rublev.

 

the one on fire seems to be Swiatek, another win for her, think its her 4th in a row

I have a feeling that Roger Federer's return for the Laver Cup and Basel could be his Farewell to Tennis.

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Defending champion Sabalenka out in the first round of Madrid lol

 

Pleased with Emma's performance last week, was good for her to get experience against the world no 1 and although I was out so wasn't able to watch the match, I feel like losing 6-4 6-4 wasn't a bad scoreline at all really. Hopefully this decent start to the clay season continues and she can rack up enough points to go top 10.

Sabalenka already out in Madrid? No surprises then :D

Madrid is gonna be very interesting in both men and woman

Nadal and Alcaraz could meet in QF and they're in the same part of the draw with Djokovik too

Lots of interesting games today in Madrid, looking forward to Nadal-Alcaraz

although Nadal doesn't seem in top form and Alcaraz is playing very erratically

kinda though Norrie deserved to win rather than him yesterday but great game

 

as usual, in Madrid the Men's QF is the top 8 while in Women's QF there was just 1 :D