Cam Norrie leaves Melbourne looking for his first win in 2022 following crashing exit to Seb Korda This was one of my matches to keep an eye on coming into the first round down at Melbourne Park and the American Seb Korda who was making his Australian Open debut and beginning his 2022 season at... Continue Reading →
Harriet Dart vs Iga Świątek Another Brit who came through qualifying, Harriet Dart is back in the main draw of the Australian Open for a third time having come through qualifying on all three occasions. Dart has not had the luck of the draw in her time in Melbourne: 2019 - 0-6 0-6 vs Maria... Continue Reading →
After an opening round defeated at the Melbourne Summer Classic it did feel like a trip to Sydney was key for Andy Murray to build some momentum going into the Australian Open. The Brit was rewarded a wildcard to debut in Sydney and it proved to be a successful week. There is that natural disappointment... Continue Reading →
Emma Raducanu and Andy Murray have both spent time in Melbourne but before they kick off their respective Australian Open campaigns they will both play in Sydney. Emma Raducanu vs Iga Swiatek Emma will be debuting in Melbourne in due course but first a busy draw in Sydney sees the British number one up against... Continue Reading →
On the 29th of January 2015 Andy Murray and Tomáš Berdych locked horns for a place in the Australian Open Final. It was a semi-final that felt like it had more on the line than the match itself. Murray's ex-coach Dani Vallverdu had just moved to work with Berdych with the Brit now then working... Continue Reading →
Not everything may always be as it once was, this can be said in sport and life but one thing stays the same is the tennis season kicking off down under. We never know what will unfold but what we do know is there will be plenty of questions, answers, expectations and some surprises along... Continue Reading →
After a successful trip to Abu Dhabi, Andy Murray is set to begin his season in Melbourne but with questions over his team going forward. It has just been coach Jamie Delgado since Ivan Lendl left the camp in 2017 and now he is looking in a new direction going into 2022 with Jamie set... Continue Reading →
As the summer has turned into autumn and now the end of the season is in sight Andy Murray has been on the hunt for some big wins, since Wimbledon he has improved week on week and won some impressive and close matches but against top players has fallen short. Marseille – 6-7 1-6 (Gerasimov)Rotterdam... Continue Reading →
Sometimes in tennis you need a good draw to get some momentum going at an event but Andy Murray has not been dealt that luxury once again and this time in Vienna. For the third time this season he will be up against Hubert Hurkacz, will Murray get his vengeance or will Hurkacz prevail once... Continue Reading →
At Indian Wells not long ago we saw Andy Murray something he had never done in over 1000 professional matches, serve underarm in his three set win over Carlos Alcaraz. This time around in Antwerp the Brit once again did something he has never done, win an ATP match in a three sets with all... Continue Reading →
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