This was a time travel match. Caroline Wozniacki looked like the player she was two years ago when she was winning everything. And Kaia Kanepi looked like the player she was two months ago, when she couldn't play at all.
The weight of nerves, it seems, is heavier than weight of legs. Martin Klizan had played for more than three and three-quarter hours the day before, plus doubles, but he came out and won the first four games of this and never looked back.
Caroline Wozniacki is finally earning enough points to count, but hardly enough to matter. If she is to have any chance at all for Istanbul, she'll have to earn big points in the two weeks after this.
Caroline Wozniacki is finally earning enough points to count, but hardly enough to matter. If she is to have any chance at all for Istanbul, she'll have to earn big points in the two weeks after this.
Still nothing that matters for Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. On the other hand, he's the only one of the top four seeds left here. So his odds for a title look pretty good
Tennis Canada announced on Wednesday that Eugenie Bouchard is the winner of the 2018 Excellence Awards in the Female Player of the Year and Singles Player of the Year categories.
Jelena Ostapenko of Latvia hits a forehand to Kaia Kanepi of Estonia during her second round match at the Nature Valley International tennis tournament in Eastbourne, Great Britain, on Tuesday, June 26, 2018.
