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  • Wimbledon 2025 WTA Quarter-Finals Day 2: Swiatek Cruises Past Samsonova, Bencic Edges Out Mirra Andreeva in Two Tiebreaks

    Iga Swiatek vs. Liudmila Samsonova World No. 1 Iga Swiatek underlined her title credentials with a composed 6-2, 7-5 victory over Liudmila Samsonova in just under two hours. From the outset, Swiatek demonstrated superior court coverage and tactical intelligence, dictating play with her trademark heavy topspin. Her serve held steady under pressure, winning 80% of…

  • Wimbledon 2025 WTA Quarter-Finals Day 1: Anisimova Impresses, Sabalenka Outlasts Laura Siegemund in Thriller

    Amanda Anisimova vs. Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova Amanda Anisimova played one of her most mature matches to date, sweeping past Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova 6-1, 7-6 in an hour and forty minutes. Her aggressive but calculated play paid off handsomely, especially in the first set where she won 89% of her service games and broke Pavlyuchenkova three times. Anisimova…

  • Wimbledon 2025 – WTA Round of 16, Part 2: Swiatek, Samsonova, Andreeva & Bencic Shine

    WTA Wimbledon 2025 Quarterfinals

    Swiatek Dominates Tauson to Book Another Quarterfinal World No. 1 Iga Swiatek showed why she’s the top seed, dispatching Clara Tauson 6-4, 6-1 in just 68 minutes. Swiatek’s aggressive return game and near-perfect first serve conversion (92% points won on first serve) left little room for the Dane to counter. Although Tauson managed to break…

  • Wimbledon 2025: WTA Round of 16 – Part 1 Wrap-Up

    Amanda Anisimova through to the Wimbledon quarter-finals

    Kartal Pushes Pavlyuchenkova to the Limit but Falls Short On Centre Court, Britain’s Sonay Kartal, ranked No. 51 and unseeded, put in a gutsy performance against seasoned Russian Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, ranked No. 50 and also unseeded, but ultimately bowed out 6–7, 4–6 in just over two hours. Kartal came into this match with home support…

  • Wimbledon 2025: Navarro’s Breakthrough and Rybakina’s Exit Headline Dramatic Round 3

    Cartoon of Barbora Krejcikova and Elena Rybakina crashing out of Wimbledon in a dynamic, comic-book style scene without logo or keys

    Emma Navarro Topples Krejcikova in a Gritty Battle World No. 17 Emma Navarro produced one of her finest performances yet, knocking out the 2024 Wimbledon champion Barbora Krejcikova [WTA No. 10] in a dramatic 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 win. The American demonstrated remarkable composure, saving 13 of 18 break points against her, while also taking 83% of her…

  • Wimbledon Women’s Singles Champions & Finalists: Full Open Era Winners List (1968–2025)

    Illustration of Wimbledon Women’s Singles Finals Open Era (1968–2024) champions and runners-up, featuring a female tennis player in white, trophy, tennis ball, and racket on a green background

    Since the dawn of the Open Era in 1968, Wimbledon has crowned some of the greatest champions in women’s tennis history. From Billie Jean King’s dominance to Martina Navratilova’s unmatched run, and from Steffi Graf and Serena Williams to today’s stars like Elena Rybakina and Markéta Vondroušová — these finals have showcased unforgettable rivalries, iconic…

  • Wimbledon 2025 Women’s Round 3: Siegemund Shines, Raducanu Falls, Sabalenka Survives

    Cartoon of Laura Siegemund playing tennis on grass, holding her racket with keys dangling from her waist, ready to hit a ball at the baseline

    Friday, July 4 delivered eight memorable women’s matches on the lawns of Wimbledon. The Round 3 action was marked by surprises, tension, and statements of intent — none louder than Laura Siegemund’s stunning dismissal of Madison Keys and Aryna Sabalenka’s hard-fought win over Emma Raducanu. Here’s the full story from each encounter. Sabalenka Overcomes Raducanu…

  • Wimbledon 2025 Women’s Singles: Who Are the Favorites Now?

    Elena Rybakina smiling while sitting on a rock in the grass, with cartoon Madison Keys and Aryna Sabalenka watching from above

    With the Wimbledon 2025 women’s draw blown wide open after a string of high-profile exits, it’s time to dissect the remaining contenders with surgical precision. As we approach the third round, who stands out as the new favorites in this unpredictable edition? Sabalenka Still the Top Name, but No Easy Path Aryna Sabalenka remains the…

  • Major WTA Upsets Shake Up Wimbledon’s Opening Round

    Cartoon of Coco Gauff and Jessica Pegula crashing go-karts at Wimbledon, as Swiatek, Sabalenka, and Rybakina watch in shock

    Wimbledon 2025 wasted no time producing drama, as several top American hopes were eliminated in a brutal first round that rewrote expectations for the rest of the tournament. The biggest headline was Jessica Pegula’s 2–6, 3–6 loss to Italy’s Elisabetta Cocciaretto — a result even more astonishing than Coco Gauff’s shock exit. Pegula had just…

  • Jessica Pegula Outlasts Iga Swiatek to Capture Bad Homburg WTA 500 Title in Stunning Display of Athleticism

    Cartoon-style illustration of Jessica Pegula celebrating her Bad Homburg Open 2025 win with a trophy, wearing a black one-shoulder tennis outfit, with German landmarks in the background.

    For the third time this season Jessica Pegula stood at the winning end in a WTA final. She defeated Iga Swiatek 6-4 7-5 in the German Bad Homburg Open 2025.The Bad Homburg Tennis Club was packed to the rafters, highlighting just how popular the WTA remains in Germany. Even in the post-Angelique Kerber era—when the…

  • 2025 Bad Homburg Open WTA Results (Confirmed & Updated) Including Qualifiers – Detailed Stats From Quarterfinals to Final

    Bad Homburg Open 2025 – WTA Tennis Tournament Graphic with Match Results and Key Stats

    For the first time, Bad Homburg is the top-tier WTA event in the week leading into Wimbledon. This article covers all results from qualifying through to championship point. Top names set to compete include Jessica Pegula, Mirra Andreeva, Iga Swiatek, and Jasmine Paolini, as the WTA 500 Bad Homburg Open celebrates its fifth edition with…

  • 2025 Berlin Ladies Open Final Preview: Vondrousova Eyes Grass-Court Glory vs. Giant-Slayer Xinyu Wang

    A cartoon-style drawing of Marketa Vondrousova and Wang Xinyu shaking hands at the net with the Berlin TV tower in the background and a trophy glimmering in the center

    A Surprise Final With a Familiar Favourite The final of the 2025 Berlin Ladies Open presents a compelling contrast: the return of a Grand Slam champion versus the rise of a surprise qualifier. Marketa Vondrousova, seeded outside the Top 100 after a long injury layoff, meets China’s Wang Xinyu, who has carved a giant-killing path…

  • From Tiebreak Command to Collapse: Elena Rybakina Lets Another Big Match Slip Away

    Sabalenka Outserves Rybakina in First-Set Tiebreak Under Berlin Sun Played under the scorching Berlin sun, a high-stakes quarterfinal at the Ladies Open between Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina promised intensity — and delivered. Sabalenka, still working through the sting of her Roland Garros final loss, faced Rybakina, who was looking to reset her grass-court rhythm…

  • Berlin Ladies Open 2025 – Quarterfinals Preview and Predictions

    As the grass heats up in Berlin, the quarterfinal lineup promises a compelling blend of comeback stories, power clashes, and surface specialists finding their footing. Here’s what to expect from Friday’s four marquee matchups. Ons Jabeur vs. Marketa Vondrousova Jabeur has looked more assertive with each round, comfortably dispatching Jasmine Paolini and Caroline Dolehide after…

  • 2025 Berlin Ladies Open WTA Results (Confirmed & Updated) Including Qualifiers – Detailed Stats From Quarterfinals to Final

    The 2025 Berlin Ladies Open concluded with Marketa Vondrousova capturing the title, defeating surprise finalist Xinyu Wang in a compelling three-set battle. Earlier in the tournament, Jessica Pegula fell in a grueling three-set encounter against Liudmila Samsonova, while top seed Aryna Sabalenka kept her title hopes alive until the semifinals. Highly-touted youngster Mirra Andreeva, expected…