ATP 250 Houston - Final
4 Juan Monaco d 2 John Isner - 62 36 63
Juan wins his 5th career title and 2nd of the 2012 season.
In the effort he has matched his ranking high of #14.
He is a clay court specialist with very few points to defend this clay swing.
If Juan plays his balls right he could quite well be a top 10 player by June.
That quest will begin this week at Monte-Carlo.
ATP 250 Casablanca - Final
3 Pablo Andujar d 7 Albert Ramos - 61 76(5)
Pablo wins his 2nd ATP title - both coming at Casablanca ('11).
The win propels him 19 spots to a ranking of #39 - one short of his high.
He will pop-over to Monte-Carlo this week where he's never played before.
He also has no matches to defend in Madrid and Rome.
If Pablo plays his balls right he could find himself seeded at Roland Garros.
WTA Copenhagen - Final
2 Angelique Kerber d 1 Caroline Wozniacki - 64 64
Ang wins her second WTA title - both coming this season.
She enjoys a rankings bump up to #14.
Ang prevented Caro from a hat-trick of titles at Copenhagen.
Caro seems to be, well... slipping.
She was #1 just a few months ago - she's currnetly ranked #6.
WTA Barcelona - Final
7 Sara Errani d 3 Dominika Cibulkova - 62 62
Sara wins her 4th WTA title and 2nd on the 2012 season.
As a result of her efforts she enjoys her highest ranking of #28.
She also took the doubles title yesterday with Roberta Vinci.
What has Happened to Caroline Woes-niacki?
Caroline has suffered another early loss. This time at Stuttgart.
At the hands of up-and-comer Angelique Kerber 61 62 in the 2nd round.
Made all the more shocking by that dismal scoreline.
Remember Caro was #1 in January - she's tumbled all the way down to #6.
She is 18-8 on the year. No titles yet and only one final.
In 5 of those 8 tournaments she failed to get to the semifinals.
Not the Caro that finished #1 the last two years.
In fact, you have to go all the way beck to New Haven in August for a title.
What has changed in her life for her to suddenly crumble?
The only thing that comes to mind... is Rory.
I'm not begrudging her a love life but she clearly needs to manage it better.
She's very young - she'll sort it out.
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