The Australian Open hangover period has passed, and February, that most modest of months, is upon us. In tennis, the calm comes after the storm, as the tours slowly build their way toward March’s big, dual-gender events in the United States. For now, the players have gone their separate ways again, to indoor hard-court events up north, outdoor clay-court events down south, and in the case of the WTA’s Taiwan Open, one last lingering tournament in Asia. Here’s a look ahead at a busily low-key week.
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Published Feb 08, 2016