Your weekly newsletter for everything related to women’s professional tennis! We share player spotlights and behind-the-scenes stories and highlight moments from the WTA world. We believe women’s tennis truly deserves the spotlight!
Hey friends! Welcome to the Topspin Sisters’ The Weekly Spin! I’m so happy you’re here. This newsletter is all about bringing you some weekly highlights from the WTA world—because women’s tennis deserves more love! Weekly Tennis-Inspired DesignsTo everyone who celebrated, hope you had a joyful Easter surrounded by loved ones! Tournaments This Week
Match Highlights
Stats & Streaks
Tournament ResultsPorsche Tennis Grand Prix Jelena Ostapenko defeated Aryna Sabalenka in straight sets to claim the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix title, ending Sabalenka’s dream of winning the championship—and the iconic Porsche car—on her fourth attempt. But in true Sabalenka fashion, she handled the loss with humor. Hopefully, one day, she’ll drive away with the title and the keys. “Enjoy driving this beautiful car,” she said with a smile. “I’m glad I can afford it. After this final, I’m gonna order one—because that’s the only way for me!”
– Aryna Sabalenka
Open Capfinances Rouen Métropole Elina Svitolina won her first title since 2023, saving two set points and sealing the final in under 2 hours. She's back in title-winning form! Player of the Week: Jelena OstapenkoThis week’s Player of the Week is Jelena Ostapenko! She stunningly won the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix title, defeating both World No. 2 Iga Swiatek and World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka. With her signature power and confidence on clay, Ostapenko pulled through tough matches and defeated Sabalenka in straight sets in the final, marking her first win over Sabalenka in four meetings. This title victory propels her back into the Top 20 in the PIF WTA Rankings. "She's a great clay-court player, but I won French Open, so I can say the same." — Jelena Ostapenko after defeating Iga Swiatek Petra Kvitova ReturnsAfter 17 months away on maternity leave, former World No. 2 Petra Kvitova is back—and ready to hit the clay! She’s set to compete at the Madrid Open. Now she returns with a new reason to complete. (WTA) “I tried to explain to everybody that I came back because I love it,” Kvitova said. “I miss tennis, I love tennis itself since I was four. So I think the love for the sport took me back to tennis. I missed the hard work, the sweat, that’s why I’m here."
–Petra Kvitova
Looking Ahead
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Your weekly newsletter for everything related to women’s professional tennis! We share player spotlights and behind-the-scenes stories and highlight moments from the WTA world. We believe women’s tennis truly deserves the spotlight!