The Aviators are a home to Boston Lobsters tonight. Boston have lost all their matches so far and their singles player for their recent matches has been Caitlin Whoriskey. I think she's only won one game so far so Daniela should beat her pretty easily. Megan Moulton-Levy is Boston's doubles player. San Diego should win this.

Thanks, Sail8. Not doing it from a stream, just the WTT site live scores. I wish I had better news to report.
Singles: Either Whoriskey was disqualified because too many fans would have wanted to buy a vowel to replace the 5th letter of her name, or Coco Vandeweghe decided she wanted some Sun and fun in San Diego, because she showed up and beat Daniela, 5-4. There were some positive things. 1st serve was 73% and she won 68% of those points. Dani had 2 DF'S, but won the game they came in. It looked like it would be the only game she'd win. Coco had 5 aces and blew out to a 4-1 lead, then had a MP on Dani's serve, a deciding point. Daniela won it, then saved either 2 or 3 more (the live score skipped from 2-1 Coco to 3-2, so it could have been 3-1) to achieve the break. Daniela held, tossing in her only ace, tying it up at 4. You have to get to five to win a set that gets to 4 all. Daniela came back from 2-0 to 2-2, but Coco won the last three points. Boston had won men's singles, and after Daniela's match, lead 10-7.
The Aviators chose to switch mixed and men's doubles after the men's debacle against Texas, and they won, closing Boston's lead to 13-12, making Dani's doubles pivotal.
Doubles: Now……Aaaaahh, there's good news tonight! After dropping the first game to Coco/Moulton-Levy, Daniela and Kveta swept the board, 5-1! Dani held both her service games without much difficulty, adding on an ace with no DF's and 71% first serve. Her second service game closed out the match. Well done! San Diego leads 17-14 with only mixed left.
After a major scare in mixed, where Boston led 4-1/3-2, with two shots to win the contest outright, Kveta/Klassen won deciding points in each of the next two games, then won an overtime game forced by Boston winning mixed. Final score: San Diego 21, Boston 19. (Which means that the 3 games Daniela won in her singles comeback were huge!)

Vandeweghe's a big hitter who's had some good wins in her career so if she gets hot then she can be a tough opponent as she doesn't have to sustain her level or consistency for that long. Vandeweghe's first serve was very strong winning 87% and she won 55% on second serve. Daniela did break her though when she was serving for the match and came back from 4-1 to tie it at 4-4 before Vandeweghe served it out. Vangeweghe won 30 points compared to 22 for Daniela and Daniela won both the 3 all points in the match. Good match practice if nothing else and it's an upmarket version of a practice set she'd play in practice at a tournament.

Daniela's first serve stats were good in both singles and doubles but her second serve was vulnerable as she won only 2 out of 7. Daniela was strong in doubles again winning that 5-1. Daniela & Peschke would make a good team on tour.

The Aviators won the tie but it would have been a lot better if Daniela had won her singles.
Now it's going to be a big road trip for the next week starting against Texas tonight. It should be Daniela against Medina Garrigues in singles.

Match stats:

Thanks for the report, Alex.

In Washington tonight, Hingis just wasted Taylor Townsend, 5-1, breaking the serve that was so invincible against Daniela twice. S--t happens even in WTT, guys.
In Dallas, order of play is different (pretty obvious that the home team sets the order). Ergo, Dani/Kveta are 2nd up, with Texas having won mixed 5-3.
Doubles: Phooey. 5-3 for Anabel/Jurak. Both Daniela and Kveta got broke first time around. They got the first one back but never overcame the second. Dani was 7-11 first serve in but her team only won 4 of the 7 points. 2-4 on 2nd serve points, no aces or DF's. Texas now leads 10-6. Daniela will go in singles after men's singles.
Somdev Devverman, down 2-0 and on the verge of getting the Aviators blown right out of the building, won 2 straight deciding points and went on to a 5-3 win, cutting the Texas lead to 13-11.
Singles: In honor of Germany's victory, we shall term Daniela's performance Umwerfend! Our gal dropped the first game on Anabel's serve, and then Dallas heard Daniela roar! She swept the next 5 games. 1 ace, 1DF, 13-17 (76%) 1st serve in, won 10 of those points (77%), 2-4 again on 2nd serve. Wish she treated all her ex doubles partners like this! Hopefully she will tomorrow in Washington. Daniela's overall record: 2-4 singles, 4-2 doubles. With men's doubles left, the Aviators lead 16-14.
Unlike last time, Devverman/Klaasen got the job done, 5-4. Final score: San Diego 21, Texas 18. How about this, guys? Daniela is a key player on a first place team! Aviators passed Texas in the Western Conference standings with this victory.
BTW, Umwerfend translates to magnificent. That's Daniela through and through.

Both tonight and tomorrow's matches are live stream via ESPN3 and the WTT site. I hope I can get it to work, as I am pumped at the possibility that Daniela might beat Hingis' brains in!

Would be remiss if I did not say congrats to an old favorite of mine, Lindsay Davenport, on her induction to the International Tennis Hall of Fame. Richly deserved. I'm sure Daniela is happy for her old friend.

Free Livestream anyone???

Free Livestream anyone???
I have it on the WTT website via ESPN3. I don't know about across the pond, eddy, but it's free for me. This is exactly when you want to beam it up, as it will be Daniela vs. Hingis next. Mine is cutting in and out, but it's a great picture when it does work.

Singles....Dani wins the first two games, Hingis the next two. Daniela is dead serious. She's pumping fists after every point she wins, once even before she gained her break, which unfortunately she gave back.
With a strong serve and exquisite backhand, Dani held on deciding point. Hingis then had a terrible service game, with Dani starting it with a wowsa-wowsa forehand as she had run off the playing surface, down the line. 4-2 for our gal, serving for the match.
Is it ever easy? Break out the Bromo Seltzer. Daniela falls behind 0-3 on serve. And she....
WON!!!
Some clutch shotmaking, a couple of UE's by Hingis, and the Priceless Smile lights up the nation's capital! San Diego is in position for a large upset, up 17-14.
Feel bad for ya, eddy. You would have loved this. Fire still blazes in Daniela's belly!