Notable Results:
- Indian Wells F: Flavia Pennetta d. Agnieszka Radwanska, 6-2, 6-1
- Indian Wells F: Novak Djokovic d. Roger Federer, 3-6, 6-3, 7-6(3)
News and Links:
David Ferrer and Bernard Tomic are set to play in Miami. Juan Martin del Potro is also in the draw.
Speaking of the Miami draw, here’s the men’s, and here’s the women’s.
In one of his Indian Wells pressers, Roger Federer picked his three favorite shots of his career.
Andy Murray is hoping his tennis gets better in his training base of Miami.
Challenger Tennis’ weekly “W.A.T.C.H List” (Who’s Achieved Their Career Highs) is always worth a read.
Tennis on Twitter:
Thanks to everyone for support last week. Sorry I couldn't run as much as normal :(( Congrats to @flavia_pennetta – well deserved title
— Aga Radwanska (@ARadwanska) March 17, 2014
Novak #Djokovic win #BNPPO14 trophy and Serbian flag. @DjokerNole #Serbia #tennis #tenis #ATP pic.twitter.com/olYbOFbNmn
— Enrique Carrión (@EnriqueNoticias) March 17, 2014
“@ARhyneMoment: BREAKING: Ryan Sweeting is in the main draw of Calabasas futures http://t.co/Vc620vYG9f”
(Shouldn't this be on "E!" ???)
— Amer Delic (@AmerDelic) March 16, 2014
Heartbreaking to watch most of the women’s final yesterday with Aga nowhere near 100% due to her left knee injury. And the post match speech was rough. Hopefully she is back to 100% soon, likely needs to take some time off to let her knee heal – they were saying it was tendonitis on the broadcast? Only cure for tendonitis as far as I know is rest – so she should certainly be out for Sony.
Penetta deserves our congratultions too though, to go from almost retiring last year at BNP to winning the title this year is crazy.
Fed – Novak was a great match, Novak just seemed to play just a tad better at the key points, and especially in the tiebreak. Awesome seeing Fed push it to a tiebreak though, crowd was going wild. Love watching BNP.