Ons Jabeur is once again trying to fulfill her dream of winning Wimbledon, and she has Fernando Verdasco in her corner. The Tunisian has lost two Wimbledon finals in the past. While the first one to Elena Rybakina was explainable due to how strong of a grass-court player Rybakina is due to her strengths on the tennis court, the … Read more
Ons Jabeur is out of the Berlin Ladies Open after retiring in her clash against Coco Gauff on Saturday afternoon. As opposed to Aryna Sabalenka though who was struck down with a shoulder injury, it was in fact illness that paid heed to her run in Germany. Jabeur who reached the final of Wimbledon last year is the latest out … Read more
Jabeur won’t be making her second Olympic appearance this year. Tunisian tennis star Ons Jabeur is out of the Paris Olympics after consulting with her team and realizing that quickly changing surfaces wouldn’t be the best thing for her troublesome knee. Jabeur, ranked at No. 10 in the world, was the first player from Tunis … Read more
Ons Jabeur believes Roland Garros has taken some positive first steps to boost women’s tennis coverage at the tournament but feels there is still room for improvement. Jabber has been a staunch critic of tennis authorities who, in recent years, she says, have isolated women’s tennis in terms of significant investments and television coverage. Last year, for instance, she called … Read more
Ons Jabeur has assessed her drastic dip in form that has culminated in her name not being considered among the favorites to win the biggest women “If people are not talking about me like they’re talking about Iga Swiatek, Aryna Sabalenka or Elena Rybakina, it’s for a reason” – Ons Jabeur Ons Jabeur has assessed … Read more
Ons Jabeur endured a tough loss at last year’s Wimbledon, which left her depressed for a while, but she’s put it behind her in anticipation of new success. The Tunisian reached a level many didn’t see her reaching. She played in three Grand Slam finals, regretfully losing all of them. The most recent one, Wimbledon last year, … Read more
A host of tennis stars accepted the challenge Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur proposed. The 29-year-old is often regarded as one of the most likeable characters in women’s tennis and often comes up with interesting things on social media platforms. The world number nine recently came up with an exciting challenge for her colleagues as she managed to show … Read more
Ons Jabeur dreamed of becoming a Grand Slam champion, revealing this year that there were multiple reasons for that. Jabeur has reached three Grand Slam finals so far and lost all three. Last year’s Wimbledon loss was the most painful loss because she was almost penciled in as the champion, taking on a player who was … Read more
Ons Jabeur believes that tennis governing bodies and the media are only doing the bare minimum in promoting and investing in women’s tennis. Jabeur is a tennis trailblazer, having been ranked at a career-high World No. 2—the highest peak by an African and Arab player. Last year, she contested her third Grand Slam final, where she … Read more
Ons Jabeur revealed that she postponed motherhood after her defeat in the 2023 Wimbledon final. The 29-year-old Tunisian had planned to take a break from tennis to become a mother if she won her first Grand Slam title, but she fell decisively to the non-seeded Marketa Vondrousova. That was Jabeur’s third loss in Slam finals, having previously faltered … Read more