A win for either James Ward or Andy Murray would confirm their places in the semi-finals. Both had lost to Kyle Edmund in the group during the week but time to put it right and seal their place. Murray had improved as the week went on but you had to wonder whether for a guy... Continue Reading →
After a few days of bad news coming out of the tennis world it was good to see some safe and fun tennis take place in Britain as the Battle of the Brits began in Roehampton. First of all on the opening day saw organiser Jamie Murray and Neal Skupski take a quick lead against... Continue Reading →
As exhibition events begin to pick up speed around the world following no action on the ATP or WTA tour on the 23rd of June until the 29th Jamie Murray is bringing 'The Battle of the Brits' to our screens. The Battle of the Brit's is a behind closed door event of singles and doubles... Continue Reading →
It's already been a good start for the Brit's in London and Birmingham this week. We thought we only had 7 Brit's in singles action but James Ward has qualified at Queens winning his highest ranked match for four years. The other big news which isn't singles related is to do with the doubles... Venus... Continue Reading →
From the world number two to a player ranked 775 in the world, 15 British players will take to stage at Wimbledon but who will be in action in the first few days? Andy Murray v Liam Broady You wait ten years for Andy Murray to play a British player and now the world number... Continue Reading →
2015 has been another sensational year on the tour and one of my highlights of 2015 has been the run of the Great Britain Davis Cup team who have beaten three of the four Grand Slam nations and of course beating Belgium on their own turf! First Round – 6th - 8th March 2015 Great... Continue Reading →
Sometimes sport leaves you speechless and this is one of those moments. I have dreamed of a day when we see Great Britain lift the Davis Cup however I felt like it might just be one that got away however under the guideship of Leon Smith and the brilliance of Andy Murray, Jamie Murray, Dom... Continue Reading →
It’s been an emotional rollercoaster throughout the year. 16 teams began the World Group back in March but round by round we have lost teams and are now left with two as Belgium take on Great Britain in the Davis Cup final. So, who will be representing each team? Belgium David Goffin (singles – 16... Continue Reading →
James Ward wins his first match in 96 days! After 11 losses in the last 96 days James Ward finally has won his first match since defeating Jiri Vesely in the second round of Wimbledon. It comes at a time when James needed to find some wins again with the Davis Cup final at the... Continue Reading →
The three way fight begins now. In just over two months’ time Great Britain will be in a Davis Cup final against Belgium and with the team likely to be made up of Andy Murray (of course!) Jamie Murray and Dom Inglot so that fight for the final place in the team is pivotal and... Continue Reading →
