The Tennis Podcast Tatjana Maria, Queen of Queen's - could 70's tennis win Wimbledon?
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Jun 16, 2025 Catherine, David, and Matt dive into Tatjana Maria's historic title win at Queen's Club, marking women's tennis's return after 52 years. They explore her unique strategies and the psychological aspects of her triumphs against top players. The thrilling performance of Elise Mertens, who saved 11 match points for victory, is also highlighted. Discussion on the upcoming tournaments features exciting matchups, humorous player anecdotes, and insights into changes in officiating and prize money at Wimbledon.
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Tatjana Maria's 70s Tennis Triumph
- Tatjana Maria won the WTA Queen’s Club title at age 37 with a unique slice and dice game.
- Her style is reminiscent of 70s tennis, making her run a poetic return of women’s tennis to Queen’s after 52 years.
Slice Game Disrupts Modern Hitters
- Tatjana Maria’s slice game mentally disrupted powerful modern hitters.
- Her opponents struggled to adjust, showing modern players’ lack of preparation for her unique style.
Unexpected Serve Boosts Tatjana Maria
- Tatjana Maria’s serve was stronger than expected and crucial in tough moments.
- She used her tactical awareness to vary her game differently against each opponent.