Just two lower-level WTA events this week, so I've doubled-down on the mancandy for my roundup. Full report BELOW.
Clara Tauson claimed her second WTA 250, upsetting No.3 seed and defending champion Jelena Ostapenko 6-3, 4-6, 6-4. to lift the trophy at the Luxembourg Open. The 18-year-old has won three tournaments this year -- previously beating Viktorija Golubic to capture the Lyon Open in March, and beating Emma Raducanu at the Chicago WTA 125 event, just days before the British teenager became the first qualifier ever to win a Grand Slam title at the U.S. Open. People are predicting a big future for this great Dane.
And another unseeded player, Jasmine Paolini of Italy, defeated No. 3 seed Alison Riske of the United States in a straight-sets win to claim her first WTA Tour title at Zavarovalnica Sava Portoroz in Slovenia on Sunday. recovering from a double break down in the first set to win 7-6(4), 6-2.
Around the net ...
First he dumped Andreas Mies. Now doubles specialist Kevin Krawietz has a new partner
Lloyd Glasspool knows of which he speaks
Your weekly Tobias Simon fix
Dennis Novak gets his ...
Dominik Koepfer and Sebastian Rey take Manhattan
How do you say hubba hubba in Spanish? David Vega Hernandez and Pablo Andujar
Vasek Pospisil's end-of-the-U.S. Open photo dump
Boys' night out
Give this woman a medal
The Romanian torch is passed
Marcos Giron's ranking suits him
Tommy Haas is Fila's secret weapon
Clemson alumni Luke Johnson is my new shiny object
Big Joe Salisbury in action
And who is Ben's "dinner" buddy up front?
Laslo Djere masked and ready
Are you ready for a double-handled racket?
Big Mischa Zverev
Reilly Opelka brings his killer hair to Laver Cup
Slovenia's best export: Aljaz Bedene
Benjamin Lock holds the key
Manspreading with Santiago Franchini
Guido Andreozzi's blond ambition
Dave Pfister flaunts his horrible taste in music
James Duckworth takes the 34th Istanbul Challenger, dropping one set all week
Radu Albot and Alexandr Cozbinov took the doubles
Benjamin Bonzi claims record-tying sixth Challenger title of 2021, claiming the trophy on home soil in Rennes
Bart Stevens and Tim van Rijthoven claimed the doubles
Working out with Jenson Brooksby
Jet-setting with Tom Hill
Zdenek Kolar is the champion in Szczecin, claiming his third ATP Challenger title of 2021
Play date for Stefano Travaglia
Tommy Paul gives the boys what they want
Daniel Altmaier flaunts his sexuality
Adorable Albano Olivetti and the people who adore him
Ivar Aramburu means business
Fede Coria brought the beef to Argentina win past Belarus in advance in Davis Cup action
Robert Farah's latest tomfoolery ...
4 comments:
Tennis mancandy is always tasty
Who's the guy with Pablo Andujar in the first photo? That's what I really want to know, lol.
He's my latest obsession, David Vega Hernandez.
And rightly so!
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