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Blogtown Press has been pleased to have Kelly covering the Australian Open at our Tennis News and Tips blog, Wicked Backhand.
Kelly gave near up to the minute coverage of several matches and made great commentary on the outcome of several key matches. For those of you who missed the Australian Open, head over and check out what you missed. There were great matches, including the women’s final which was a featured match with Serena Williams’ comeback story this year.
The men’s final, which showcased some great talent, was preceeded by Andy Roddick failing to overcome his woes against the games best, Roger Federrer. The action was great and we look forward to following what Kelly has to say about the upcoming matches and slams. Great work!