Martina Hingis

  1. Australian Open: Top 10 Women's Champions of the Open Era

    Since 1969, the first time the event featured amateurs and professionals competing against each other, the Australian Open has been won by some of the greatest female tennis players in the history of the game...

    Van Sias Written by Van Sias about 1 month ago 1,600 reads 0 comments

  2. Serena and Venus Williams: Power Ranking Williams Sisters' Best Open Moments

    Iconic superstars of women's tennis, the Williams sisters need very little introduction. Countless tournament wins and five US Open singles titles between them, as well as three ...

    Chris Siddell Written by Chris Siddell about 6 months ago 647 reads 2 comments

  3. Martina Hingis: "Swiss Miss" Enjoying World TeamTennis Success

    It's not exactly like tearing through the main draw at Wimbledon or the US Open —which she did in her best teenage days—but a more mature, smiling Martina Hingis ...

    Jerry Milani Written by Jerry Milani about 7 months ago 1,011 reads 4 comments

  4. Martina Hingis Stays in the Game with World TeamTennis

    It is not that far from the National Tennis Center, but next week a very happy and well adjusted Martina Hingis will be playing tennis back in a city she loves, New York...

    Jerry Milani Written by Jerry Milani about 8 months ago 324 reads 4 comments

  5. Wimbledon 2011: Williams Sisters, Navratilova, Memorable Women's Singles Finals

    Maria Sharapova and Petra Kvitova will duke it out on Centre Court tomorrow afternoon for the women's title at Wimbledon ...

    Carrie Dunn Written by Carrie Dunn about 8 months ago 332 reads 1 comments

  6. French Open Memories : The Day Steffi Graf Became French

    The 1999 French Open ladies finals saw three players on the court : Steffi Graf, Martina Hingis, and the French crowd...

    Gregory Lanzenberg Written by Gregory Lanzenberg about 9 months ago 1,069 reads 2 comments

  7. French Open: Top 10 Roland Garros Upsets Since 1980

    The game of tennis can be illustrated by the elegance of Roger Federer 's forehand, the audaciousness of Fabrice Santoro, or the unrelenting stroke play of Rafael Nadal ...

    Allan Jiang Written by Allan Jiang about 9 months ago 1,909 reads 9 comments