Whilst many have headed to Tokyo one player who opted out to continue his rise up the rankings and fine form in 2021 was Great Britain's Cameron Norrie. Cam who has now made four finals this year won his first title in Los Cabos, the Brit was the top seed and after battling through a... Continue Reading →
The early hours of Wednesday morning saw the last remaining British Tennis players at the Tokyo Olympics see their run in the competition come to an end, following the exits in round one of Heather Watson, the exit of Jamie Murray and Neal Skupski. Liam Broady was a last minute addition to the team but... Continue Reading →
Andy Murray is part of a Great Britain team which is on their way to Tokyo for the postponed 2020 Olympics. In a time where we have seen 21 players across the top 30 of the mens and women's ranking combined drop out it is still set to be a strong field as the hunt... Continue Reading →
I have to say I am sad and disappointed in the lack of noise from the ATP in Pride Month. Before beginning to write this I didn’t wait until the end of the month because almost three weeks of silence was pretty damning. It’s the 18th of June as I begin writing this, do I... Continue Reading →
Hubert’s Heroics! The Pole’s run to the final four at Wimbledon was a tough path but one he executed with precision, accuracy and belief. A tough start against Lorenzo Musetti but the 24 year old won in straight sets as he did against Giron and then Bublik. On ‘Manic Monday’ you wouldn’t have blamed him... Continue Reading →
10 years ago in July 2011 catching Roger Federer seemed unlikely. Federer had 16 Grand Slam singles titles, he not long before took over Pete Sampras’ record of 14 and the chasing Rafael Nadal and the just getting started Novak Djokovic seemed miles away. Roger sealed No.17 at Wimbledon in July 2012 and that would... Continue Reading →
A historic final on the cards no matter the result. Djokovic aiming for No.20, Berrettini looking for No.1 and in the middle was Marija Cicak who became the first female umpire of a men's final at Wimbledon. It was a nervy start to the final, Djokovic begun with a double fault and hit three in... Continue Reading →
50 years on from Evonne Goolagong Cawley's first win at Wimbledon, 10 years on from when Ash Barty between Junior Wimbledon Champion and in 2021 after a tough battle became the Wimbledon Champion. A tough start to begin with for Karolina Pliskova, the Czech showed nerves with her serve around 80-85mph which for her is... Continue Reading →
Novak Djokovic and Matteo Berrettini both have history in sight, Matteo is aiming to become the first Italian man to win Wimbledon singles title where as Novak Djokovic has No.20 in sight and history on his radar. It is quite phenomenal when you look back ten years and Djokovic had just turned world number one... Continue Reading →
Matteo’s rise to the top of mens rankings has been a different journey to most. Whilst many break out onto the tour from an early age it was the opposite for Matteo, the Italian in 2018 at the age of 22 was playing most of his tennis at either ATP Challenger or ATP qualifying level.... Continue Reading →
