It was almost a year ago when tennis stopped for around 6 months, now it is back and slightly different to usual but March is set to be a big month tennis as big players return, records are broken and of course titles are won. Roger Federer to return in Qatar! A couple of days... Continue Reading →
After a trademark Andy Murray style comeback on Monday in Rotterdam the 2009 champion was up against the highest left remaining in the competition on Wednesday night in Andrey Rublev. The day had already seen defeats for Daniil Medvedev, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Roberto Bautista Agut in a whirlwind Wednesday in the Dutch City. Murray began... Continue Reading →
After four defeats on the bounce on the main ATP Tour questions were beginning to be asked of Andy Murray. Over the last couple of weeks some of the stuff written about Andy has been unfair and harsh. I think at times the process and what Murray has done and is doing since his hip... Continue Reading →
Andy Murray's time in Montpellier has come to a short end. The former world number one who's early season plans had to be rescheduled has lost his opening ATP main draw match. Murray who was runner-up in the Biella Challenger opted to skip the second of two challengers in Italy to head to Montpellier but... Continue Reading →
Having had to sadly miss the Australian Open due to a positive Covid-19 test days before the Brit was due to travel to Melbourne the plans of Andy Murray were thrown into doubt and had to be reshuffled. A trip to Melbourne was swapped as with a trip to Biella taking part in the first... Continue Reading →
Whilst many players are out in Melbourne beginning their campaign for 2021 at the Australian Open a five time former champion is back in Europe in Biella in Northern Italy this week. Following a positive Covid-19 test the Brit had to miss the trip to Melbourne and was due to play in qualifiying for the... Continue Reading →
As play is about to kick off in Melbourne 16,370 kilometres away in Biella play is about to also kick off in the ATP Challenger in Northern Italy. Andy Murray anticipated to be in Melbourne but a positive Covid-19 test pulled the plug on that and the Brit who received a last minute main draw... Continue Reading →
Andy Murray to make 2021 bow, in Italy Having not been able to travel to Melbourne for The Australian Open due to a positive Covid-19 test the plans of Andy Murray were thrown into question and a calendar re-juggled but we now know where he will begin his 2021 season. A trip to Rotterdam or... Continue Reading →
When news broke on the 14th of January that Andy Murray had tested positive for Covid-19 it did look extremely unlikely that he would be heading to Melbourne to kick off his 2021 season. The Brit has put soo much work over the last few months since he last played in October of last year... Continue Reading →
Over the next couple of days more flights from six destinations will head to Melbourne on chartered flights put on by Tennis Australia. Flights are operating on around 25% capacity and aim to bring about 1300 players and their teams of two to Melbourne Park to begin their two week isolation. Unfortunately one player who... Continue Reading →
