Wanderer

Monteiro finally exploded. Last few weeks have been pretty good. Milojevic disappointed in third set. His serve is awful. Great set for Danka, but I really hope Petra can win this. If Danka had Kvitova's serve Petra would be out already

Jesus, Ymer lost to Middelkoop Since Caltanisetta title last year, his results are really up and down with no some outstanding flash... I guess we'll need to wait for clay season. Curiously, his younger brother Mikael is much better on hard and fast courts.

Well, Tiafoe has already had positive H2H with Fritz, I think it is 2-0 or 3-0 at junior level. Fritz apparently was under pressure as favourite for the win, big stage... he was rushing on many balls. First two sets were identical, with losers of them committing many errors, low serve percentage. But nevertheless, there were some great flashes from both. Zverev definitely has tough task, and he'll need to step up in order to win. The race is not over, though I am afraid Lisicki will definitely miss Rio. Upcoming period of year is not the one Sabine fancies the most.

Tiafoe First win over future big rival, hopefully. Some brilliant points, many errors, but overall so refreshing!

Krstin is playing pretty good lately. And Milojevic i surprising with results

Even at my university know, my research group will try to synthesize it in lab... it has simple structure though.

Khachanov is excellent indoor player! Really good one, I definitely would pick him over Krajinovic. I actually think this wasn't smart move, I reckon he had the ranking to play IW qualifications...

Yeah, would like to see that one.

Great come back from Djere in first set, from 3-5 to 7-5! That point on 4-5, 0-30 on Jaziri serve was crucial, great forehand passing shot. One set more, Laslo Peng looks rusty...

Wow, I just checked and am already amazed with Miami wildcard choices! Men's Singles: Kyle Edmund, Andrey Rublev, Elias Ymer and Nicolas Jarry Women's Singles: Bethanie Mattek-Sands, Heather Watson, Naomi Osaka, Paula Badosa Gibert, Beatriz Haddad Maia, Laura Robson and Sofya Zhuk!!!

Marcelo Arevalo one win away from main draw! After the win over Soeda, Polansky looks like easier opponent. Hopefully Paul, Rublev and Rubin will join to 1996-1998 armada already in the main draw.

Tiafoe vs Fritz in first round! Tiafoe could get much easier opponent though. Chung vs Ramos, and if he wins, faces Kyrgios in second. Possible Kyrgios vs. Murray in fourth round already! Delpo vs Berdych in 2nd round.... I like men's singles draw in general.

Leaving all the drama around Sharapova, Indian Wells women's singles draw is out: http://www.wtatennis.com/SEWTATour-Archive/posting/2016/609/MDS.pdf Bottom half is weaker. Men's singles qualifying draw: http://www.protennislive.com/posting/2016/404/qs.pdf Tough draw for Tommy Paul, tricky one for Rublev too.

It is not on the list of approved drug products (neither under these names: Mildronate, THP, MET-88, Mildronāts or Quaterine) http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cder/drugsatfda/index.cfm?fuseaction=Search.SearchResults_Browse&StartRow=201&StepSize=100 And here is one of the articles I read: http://www.tennis.com/pro-game/2016/03/sharapova-says-she-failed-drug-test-penalty-unknown/57819/#.Vt7PS9J97IV

Wow, I am so late on this topic. But the news are definitely good, I am glad they got opportunity to participate. Thanks

My bad, not prohibited but not approved by the Food and Drug Administration for use in the USA.

I read that Kenya withdrew too http://citizentv.co.ke/sports/malkia-withdraw-from-world-olympics-qualifiers-115926/

Weird thing as, among many others, if she really needed a drug for supposed decease, why she was prescribed a drug prohibited in USA? She has been living in there for years...

Found this interesting article http://roidvisor.com/performance-enhancing-drugs-used-by-elite-athletes-that-are-surprisingly-legal/ http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25847280

This is big disappointment for tennis and WTA. Sharapova and Serena are, without any doubt, biggest WTA names in recent 10 or more years. Such a pity her legacy will have a mark to her name...

Though, I read Meldonium was under monitoring during whole 2015...

They knew it wasn't prohibited back then. Their fault (her and her team) is that they didn't check the list on January 1st...

So, Meldonium became a prohibited substance since January 1st, 2016 WADA. I wouldn't call this huge doping scandal

This is more shocking than hypothetical retirement everyone expected!

If you're interested, you can follow Sharapova's "big and important announcement" live...