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 →
If all goes to plan on Manic Monday at Wimbledon we will whittle down from 32 singles players to 16 across the mens and women’s draws, but who should we be keeping an eye on? Karolina Muchova Muchova is a dangerous player when it comes to major, since the start of 2020 more than 50%... Continue Reading →
It has been a whirlwind of a few weeks for Emma Raducanu, the 18 year old has recently finished her A-Levels and is now into I said in my preview piece when I saw that Emma had received a wildcard for the Wimbledon Qualifying I thought there had been a typo. Days later after her... Continue Reading →
Johanna Konta vs Katerina Siniakova Jo’s preparation for Wimbledon couldn’t have gone better winning the title in Nottingham which I was so pleased to see. Being the top seed is never a given, you have to work for it and she did with two wins going to three close sets. The Brit is seeded at... Continue Reading →
Two British players who will be in the main draw at Wimbledon for the very first time is Jodie Burrage and Emma Raducanu who are deserving of their wildcards for this years Championships! Jodie Burrage - 22 - Ranked 270 Jodie really impressed me at the various Battle of the Brit events that were held... Continue Reading →
Wimbledon Wildcards (so far...) There are some names still to be announced for a Wimbledon wildcard but between the wildcards so far there are seven Wimbledon singles titles between two and those two are Andy Murray and five time champion Venus Williams. Other wildcards include: Katie BoulterCarlos AlcarazLiam BroadyJay ClarkeHarriet DartFrancesca JonesSamantha Murray SharanJack DraperEmma... Continue Reading →
Over the past week 60 matches have been played down at Roehampton in the latest version of The Battle of the Brits with the Union Jacks captained by Judy Murray and Greg Rusedski and the British BullDogs captained by Anne Keothavong and Leon Smith. Different matches were worth different points on a daily basis with... Continue Reading →
After a successful week of tennis in the first Battle of the Brits event in Roehampton this time it is back for mens and women's singles, doubles and mixed doubles. On the opening day Jodie Burrage who was superbly impressive in the recent Progress Tour finishing runner-up to Katie Boulter but continued her good form... Continue Reading →
A place in the Fed Cup Finals is at stake for Great Britain. This time it does matter. Just last year the British team were triumphant in their play-off match against Kazakhstan to advance to the World Group however weeks after the ITF announced a format change so the tie meant nothing. This time the... Continue Reading →
