With Wimbledon about to kick off, once again, we find ourselves with less time than we'd like to handicap the ladies' draw of a major, but our picks are both thought-through and binding nonetheless. What follows is our take on the 2012 Wimbledon ladies' brackets, the matches worth catching ESPN3 for and your next Wimbledon champion. The BLT take on the Wimbledon ladies' draw commences after the jump.
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Showing posts with label Bartoli. Show all posts
25 June, 2012
Wimbledon 2012 Women's Bracket Breakdown
With Wimbledon about to kick off, once again, we find ourselves with less time than we'd like to handicap the ladies' draw of a major, but our picks are both thought-through and binding nonetheless. What follows is our take on the 2012 Wimbledon ladies' brackets, the matches worth catching ESPN3 for and your next Wimbledon champion. The BLT take on the Wimbledon ladies' draw commences after the jump.
04 August, 2011
Blacklabel Tennis Power Rankings - August 2011
Yep, it's that time of the month again. Welcome to the second edition of the Blacklabel Tennis Power Rankings. The idea's pretty simple, we'll tell you who the top ten players are RIGHT NOW every month, why they're hot, why they're cold and why you need to pay attention going forward. Agree? Disagree? Leave it in the comments.
In all honesty, a lot of the top dogs have been silent since we released the July rankings after Wimbledon, but there has been a bit of movement, including a strong showing by you know who...
1. Novak Djokovic (SRB) Last Month: (1)
In all honesty, a lot of the top dogs have been silent since we released the July rankings after Wimbledon, but there has been a bit of movement, including a strong showing by you know who...
1. Novak Djokovic (SRB) Last Month: (1)
Novak Djokovic hasn't done a lot wrong since he took the top post last month. Sure, he lost his doubles match in a Davis Cup tie that Serbia won anyway and there was that photo, but has he done anything to make us believe he's not the best tennis player on Planet Earth right now? Nope, I'd say not. It'll be interesting to see if the month-long break rejuvenates him or saps his mojo. Every player reacts differently to the time off and the lack of matchplay could leave him vulnerable to an early round upset in Montreal. Montreal, belle ville though it is, is not the goal, New York, the US Open is. He may not sweep the hardcourt Masters, but at the moment, Djokovic is still the best player on the surface, as such, he leads the Power Rankings.
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