The 2022 edition of the Ladies Open Lausanne ends with Petra Martić’s 6-4/6-2 victory over Serbian player Olga Danilović under a bright sun at the Tennis Club Stade Lausanne! Petra Martić won on the Swisspor Arena this Sunday, July 17 against Olga Danilović. The Croatian was able to defeat her opponent in two sets during …
Dear Tennis Fans, On behalf of the WTA, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the Ladies Open Lausanne. The 2022 tennis season is once again providing action, passion and inspiration through the performances of our amazing athletes at WTA tournaments all over the world. The WTA boasts an incredibly diverse …
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The field for the third edition of the Ladies Open is looking particularly strong: in addition to Danielle Collins and Belinda Bencic, the winner of the 2021 edition Tamara Zidansek, as well as Daria Kasatkina, Camila Giorgi and Alizé Cornet are all vying for victory in Lausanne. The 24-year-old Slovenian champion Tamara Zidansek will be …
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The show will be on in Lausanne this summer Olympic Champion Belinda Bencic (WTA 14) will play at home against a very strong field led by world No. 9 Danielle Collins from July 11 to 17, 2022. Belinda Bencic will be playing on the clay court of the Ladies Open Lausanne for the very first …
Tamara Zidansek (50) wins the 2021 edition of the Ladies Open Lausanne! It is after a match in three sets that the Slovenian won against the French Clara Burel (125) who played her first final on the WTA circuit. The beginning of the match was largely dominated by the young Frenchwoman who was able to …
Despite the heavy rain at the beginning of the week, the tournament did not fall behind on its match schedule, thanks in part to good weather on Friday that allowed for Thursday’s matches to be made up. The players still listed for the quarterfinals were Tamara Zidansek (50), Lucia Bronzetti (241), Natalia Vikhlyantseva (175), Maryna …
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Women’s tennis was all the rage! In the 1970s, when Billie King beat Bobby Riggs, the world suddenly became aware that women could compete with men. Jean-Philippe Danglade, professor of marketing at Kedge Business School and author of Marketing and Celebrities explained already in 2016 in Le Temps that this interest has not always been …
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