This was Vergeer’s fourth consecutive women’s singles gold medal after her past wins in Sydney, Athens and Beijing. She has also won two gold medals and one silver medal in women’s doubles, taking her total tally to seven medals. This means she has now surpassed David Hall’s record of six medals to become the most successful Paralympic tennis player of all-time.
No, that isn't one of our obscure mathematical references. It's a simple question of which number the Bryans like better, their new #1 ranking or their dozenth Slam.
Huber/Mirnyi played tough but were ultimately defeated. It's very likely that if they play together again in an other tournament they will still hold the top seed.
We lost track of how many hours of rain delay took place in this match -- it was a lot. David Ferrer was up two sets to none, and well into the third, when the long delay came.
Just about what you expected, right? Andy Murray moves a little closer to Rafael Nadal, but needs more to reach #3. Milos Raonic is at #15 in safe points, although he might still fall to #16.
Julien Benneteau will almost certainly retain the #35 ranking he came in with. And we knew all along that Novak Djokovic would keep the #2 ranking he came in with.
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.
