Dzevad Mesic

1 day ago | tennisworldusa.org | Dzevad Mesic

World No. 197 Carson Branstine isn't hiding that she is unhappy with her Wimbledon draw as the 24-year-old rued getting top-seeded Aryna Sabalenka by sarcastically remarking that one day she will have more fortune with her Grand Slam draw. The Canadian, who just recently achieved a career-high ranking of No. 190 in the world, earned a Wimbledon main draw spot after surviving three consecutive three-set qualifying matches at Roehampton.

1 day ago | tennisworldusa.org | Dzevad Mesic

World No. 719 Oliver Tarvet was one of the best stories of the Wimbledon qualifying week but he is now making the headlines for a bizarre reason because he will have to give up the majority of his prize money. The promising British tennis player, who received a qualifying wildcard, registered two straight-set wins at Roehampton before beating 144th-ranked Alexander Blockx in four sets to secure his first Grand Slam main draw spot.

1 day ago | tennisworldusa.org | Dzevad Mesic

Coco Gauff has learned her path to the Wimbledon title and the world No. 2 could possibly meet two Grand Slam champions in her opening three matches at The Championships. At The All England Club, the new two-time Grand Slam champion will start by taking on world No. 42 Dayana Yastremska, against whom she owns a 3-0 head-to-head record. In the second round, Gauff's likely rival will be two-time Australian Open winner and former world No. 1 Victoria Azarenka.

1 day ago | tennisworldusa.org | Dzevad Mesic

Jessica Pegula was on the brink of being bounced by Linda Noskova in two sets in the Bad Homburg but then prevented the world No. 30 from serving out for the win before completing a 6-7 (2) 7-5 6-1 win. In the first set, the top seed blew an early break and also played poorly in the tie-break as Noskova went up by a set. After taking the first set, the 20-year-old Czech also earned a break in the third game of the second set and went on to open a 5-3 lead.

1 day ago | tennisworldusa.org | Dzevad Mesic

No. 4 seed Iga Swiatek absolutely dominated second-seeded Jasmine Paolini and registered a convincing 6-1 6-3 Bad Homburg semifinal win in just over an hour of play to make her first grass final. Right out of the gate, the Polish tennis star came out firing and took the opening two games. The Italian saved two break points in the third game to get on the board but the No. 4 seed remained laser-focused and took the next four games to bag the first set in style.