Sunday 24 April 2022

Estoril Open ATP 250, BMW ATP 250, Mutua Madrid WTA 1000



Millennium Estoril ATP 250
Estoril, Portugal
April 25 - May 1


BMW by American Express ATP 250
Munich, Germany
April 25 - May 1

Mutua Madrid WTA1000
Madrid, Spain
April 28 - May 8

Tomar City - Former seat of the Order of The Knights Templar

Sunday 10 April 2022

ATP ROLEX MONTE CARLO MASTERS

 ROLEX MONTE CARLO ATP MASTERS 1000



"GEM OF THE MEDITERRANEAN" - Monte Carlo Country Club overlooking the Mediterranean Sea

This week we only have eyes for the the Rolex Monte Carlo ATP Masters (since there's nothing else on the calendar this week😎) - so let's get busy on the French Riviera!👇

Monday 4 April 2022

OFFICIAL CLAY SEASON - WTA 500 Charleston, WTA 250 Bogota - ATP 250s Houston, Marrakech

April 4-10, 2022
Charleston, SC WTA
Bogota, Columbia WTA 
Houston, TX, ATP
Marrakech, Morocco, ATP

Welcome to the full-fledged official two months of the Clay Season, leading up to the French Open starting May 22, 2022.  Between now and Roland Garros, there's 17 ATP/WTA clay prep tournaments on the calendar - dirt-baller heaven for some, for others they'll need to learn to slide step - dance on dirt.  This week, there's four tournaments - two WTA and two ATP to get us started.  

First, congratulations to the Miami Open champions: Iga Swiatek, at 20 years old becomes one of only an elite four women to have won the Sunshine Double.  And on the men's side, 18 yo Carlos Alcaraz is the Miami Masters 1000 Champ, who also set records for this achievement (in Indian Wells he lost in the SF to fellow Spaniard Rafa Nadal).  

And congratulations to the doubles champs - Hubert Hurkacz/John Isner (Hurkacz - defending Singles Champ Miami 2021 - lost in the SF to champ Alcaraz).  Women's Doubles Champs are Vera Zvonareva/Laura Siegemund.

Congratulations to all. Miami left many speechless, others with more than enough to say (I'm thinking of Naomi Osaka😷).





So let's get to the first week of the official Clay Season!👇