By Britwatch Team
- WTA Doha
- ATP Rotterdam
- ATP Buenos Aires
- ATP New York
Latest Tennis Results – Full main draw singles results from ATP & WTA tournaments this week, plus our quick hits of the day’s action.
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Tournament Results & Quick Hits – WTA Doha
- With Simona Halep’s withdrawal from the semi-finals after more problems with her foot, Garbiñe Muguruza benefited from a day off with a walkover straight into the final.
- Meanwhile Petra Kvitova extended her lead in the head to head over Caroline Wozniacki with a thrilling comeback. Looking fatigued and out of sorts in the opening set, she rallied to push the World No. 1 to the limit in a feisty match with plenty of arguments with umpires along the way!
- This is Kvitova’s best run in Doha and she extended her current match winning streak to 12.
| WTA Doha $3,173,000 | SF | 17-Feb |
| P Kvitova [16] (CZE) | 36 76(3) 75 | C Wozniacki [1] (DEN) |
| G Muguruza [4] (ESP) | WO | S Halep [2] (ROU) |
ORDER OF PLAY – SUNDAY, 18 FEBRUARY 2018
CENTRE COURT Starting at: 3:30 pm
Doubles Final
Andreja KLEPAC (SLO) María José MARTÍNEZ SÁNCHEZ (ESP) [8] vs Gabriela DABROWSKI (CAN) Jelena OSTAPENKO (LAT)
Not Before 6:00 pm
Singles Final
Petra KVITOVA (CZE) [16] vs Garbiñe MUGURUZA (ESP) [4]
Tournament Results & Quick Hits – ATP Rotterdam
- The start of the semi-finals was marred by a freak accident when David Goffin hit himself in the eye with a tennis ball after deflected off his racquet.
- What that does though is set us up with a top seed square of as Roger Federer bids for a third Rotterdam title against Grigor Dimitrov.
- Federer owns their head to head, but Dimitrov holds Rotterdam dear – he won his first career ATP match here in 2009 so a No. 1 scalp and a title would be great on thus far his best run in Rotterdam.
| ATP Rotterdam €1,996,245 | SF | 17-Feb |
| G Dimitrov [2] (BUL) | 63 10 RET | D Goffin [4] (BEL) |
| R Federer [1/WC] (SUI) | 63 76(3) | A Seppi [LL] (ITA) |
ORDER OF PLAY – Sunday, 18 February 2018
CENTRE COURT Matches Start At: 1:00 pm
DOUBLES FINAL
Pierre-Hugues HERBERT (FRA) Nicolas MAHUT (FRA) [3] vs Oliver MARACH (AUT) Mate PAVIC (CRO) [2]
Not Before 3:30 pm
SINGLES FINAL
[WC] Roger FEDERER (SUI) [1] vs Grigor DIMITROV (BUL) [2]
Tournament Results & Quick Hits – ATP Buenos Aires
- Top seed and 2016 champion Dominic Thiem will be targeting a second Argentina Open title, when he takes on Aljaz Bedene. The former Brit who has now reverted to his home country of Slovenia claimed a couple of seeds along the way to the final –but is 0-10 against Top 10 players.
- Thiem leads their head to head 2-0 and has not dropped a set this week.
| ATP Buenos Aires $648,180 | SF | 17-Feb |
| A Bedene (SLO) | 64 26 61 | F Delbonis (ARG) |
| D Thiem [1] (AUT) | 62 61 | G Monfils (FRA) |
ORDER OF PLAY – Sunday, 18 February 2018
COURT GUILLERMO VILAS Matches Start At: 12:00 noon
DOUBLES FINAL
Juan Sebastian CABAL (COL) Robert FARAH (COL) [1] vs Andres MOLTENI (ARG) Horacio ZEBALLOS (ARG) [4]
Not Before 2:00 pm
SINGLES FINAL
Dominic THIEM (AUT) [1] vs Aljaz BEDENE (SLO)
Tournament Results & Quick Hits – ATP New York
- Top seed Kevin Anderson won the battle of the former US Open finalists as he edged Kei Nishikori in a tight deciding set. He will face home favourite Sam Querrey who had not dropped a set on the way to the semi-finals, but was tested by Adrian Mannarino.
| ATP New York $748,450 | SF | 17-Feb |
| S Querrey [2] (USA) | 67(5) 75 63 | A Mannarino [4] (FRA) |
| K Anderson [1] (RSA) | 61 36 76(4) | K Nishikori [5] (JPN) |
ORDER OF PLAY – Sunday, 18 February 2018
STADIUM COURT Matches Start At: 1:00 pm
DOUBLES FINAL
Wesley KOOLHOF (NED) Artem SITAK (NZL) vs Max MIRNYI (BLR) Philipp OSWALD (AUT) [2]
Not Before 3:30 pm
SINGLES FINAL
Kevin ANDERSON (RSA) [1] vs Sam QUERREY (USA) [2]
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