“I got pretty lucky at the end of the first set tie-breaker, hit some shots (that) I probably miss more than I make. Cam (Norrie) and I have played each other so many times and it’s always a battle, it’s always close,” Fritz said. The American fired 10 aces past his rival and was broken just once in the match. However, British celebrations were halted in the second match of their tie when Tylor Fritz edged out Cameron Norrie 7-6(5), 6-4. It is only the third time she has beaten a top 10 player on the Tour and the first time she has done so on a hardcourt.

“She came out heavy in the second and played some really good stuff, and I just tried to fight and stay in the match as much as possible-and somehow found a way.”īoulter, who won her first WTA title at the Nottingham Open in June, has been ranked as high as 50th in the world.

“The first set was really tight, and it could have gone either way,” said Boulter, who claimed her first win over a Top 5 player. Overall she hit 20 winners and won 23 out of 30 points at the net. Boulter was at one stage trailing the match 5-7, 0-3, before clawing her way back to record the biggest win of her career to date. A player who is currently ranked 53 places higher than her in the rankings. The Brit pulled off a huge upset in her match by beating world No.3 Jessica Pegula 5-7, 6-4, 6-4. These questions will be answered in due course and Ubitennis will be covering it all.īut for now, here is a special Christmas message from our founder Ubaldo Scanagatta. Who will prove to be the main challengers to Djokovic and Swiatek? Can Sinner continue his surge of form from the end of this year into next? Who will claim the Olympic titles? There are the comebacks of Rafael Nadal and Naomi Osaka. In a sport that has one of the most commanding schedules, the 2024 season officially begins in under a week with plenty of storylines to follow. In total, 11 players won multiple WTA titles during this season. 19-year-old Coco Gauff claimed the biggest title of her career at Flushing Meadows and Marketa Vondrousova was an unlikely champion at Wimbledon. Swiatek returned to the top spot during the WTA Finals which she won. On the WTA Tour, French Open champion Iga Swiatek was briefly dethroned from the No.1 spot by Australian Open winner Aryna Sabalenka. Meanwhile, Daniil Medvedev captured five titles on the ATP Tour and Jannik Sinner won four, as well as guiding his country to Davis Cup glory. However, the Serbian came up short at Wimbledon to Carlos Alcaraz who became only the third Spanish man in history to win the tournament. 2023 saw Novak Djokovic extend his record Grand Slam title tally to 24 after he won three out of four major events played.

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