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 →
Aslan Karatsev The Russian’s meteoric rise has been nothing but incredible. Having stumbled in qualifying 9 times he then debuted in Melbourne and made the semi-finals of the Australian. His form continued, he went onto win the doubles in Qatar with Rublev, won his first title in Dubai and was runner-up in Serbia but has... Continue Reading →
It has been a fascinating couple of weeks of tennis down at the Hard Rock Stadium in Florida. High profile names were missing but that did not put a damper on proceedings at one of the biggest events on the WTA and ATP tours but what happened? Title, defended. A big week for World No.1... Continue Reading →
One of the stories of the two weeks in Miami was the form of Sebastian Korda who made it to the quarter finals on his debut in Miami, a tournament in which his dad was once a semi-finalist in 1993. On the back of his run to the fourth round of the 2020 French Open... Continue Reading →
Roland Garros was an opportunity, not just for fans to watch their favourites but for the players especially those who rely on these opportunities which haven't come around that often this year. The opportunities were taken and the stories behind the success of Martina Trevisan, Sebastian Korda, Nadia Podoroska, Hugo Gaston & Daniel Altmaier have... Continue Reading →
Roland Garros continues to deliver incredible stories and Sebastian Korda is another player on a dream run which is not over yet. The name Korda sounds familiar in mens tennis. Sebastian's Dad, Petr is a former Australian Open singles and doubles champion and Roland Garros finalist at both events and reached a height of world... Continue Reading →
