Roland Garros – First Round Battles

Casper Ruud vs Jo-Wilfried Tsonga A farewell for Jo, he has been incredible for the sport over the last 18 years. He made his Roland Garros debut in 2005 and this will be his 13th and final match of a wonderfully exciting career. It probably isn't what Casper Ruud needs. It will be an atmosphere...

Roland Garros – The Contenders

128 begin but only one will win, there are plenty to watch but who is a contender in the mens draw? Rafael Nadal There isn't many better places to start, Nadal is on the hunt for a 14th title at Roland Garros which gets even more incredible every time you say it. 105 wins and...

My time at the Madrid Open: Part 2

Following part one here is the second part of images and videos from my time at the Madrid Open in 2019 This piece will see silverware lifted and big battles won! If anyone is thinking about attending Madrid in the future then do have a read of my guide off attending the Madrid Open below:...

6-4 5-7 6-2, Carlos Alcaraz takes out Stefanos Tsitsipas in thrilling battle of brilliance and a slight blip in the middle

An actioned packed day meant the match we anticipated in Barcelona was a late night showing. As the sun set around 9pm we finally got to see Stefanos Tsitsipas and Carlos Alcaraz come out on Pista Rafael Nadal for their quarter final battle. The sun quickly went in and day became night but there wasn't...

Match Point from Monte Carlo

It has been quite the tournament in Monte Carlo this past week, even without Nadal, Federer, Medvedev and a rusty Djokovic the tennis and the headlines have been special to follow and watch unfold. Djokovic defeat unsurprising in his second event of 2022 When the draw for Monte Carlo came out the talk was about...

The title defence I didn’t expect but was this Stefanos Tsitsipas’ biggest and most important week in tennis?

I'm pleased for Stefanos, my view of "damage limitations" at the beginning of the week was because of the form. I have seen him in Melbourne and Madrid when he beat Federer and Nadal and the performances were exceptional. The way he went about his tennis this week was "business like" and it felt like...

A spectacular backdrop, the best in the world, it’s the beginning of the season in Monte-Carlo

A trip to Monte Carlo for the first Masters 1000 of the clay court season really does kick off this part of the year in tremendous fashion, the beautiful backdrop and the best in the world come to play the event that has been running since 1987. Since 2005 it has been dominated by one...

The Final Four: Rafael 🇪🇸 Matteo 🇮🇹 Daniil 🇷🇺 Stefanos 🇬🇷

Rafael Nadal vs Matteo Berrettini Rafael Nadal is two wins from history and overtaking Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic on 20 Grand Slam singles titles. Matteo Berrettini is inform, looking strong and one win from the biggest of his career! Matteo was runner up at Wimbledon last year but this feels like a big turning...

Match Point from the ATP Cup

The ATP Cup has come into some criticism over the course of the last couple of weeks some fair and some unfair, since New Years Eve players from 16 countries have been competing to lift the trophy in Sydney. Tsitsipas' bizarre start to 2022... Stefanos is a nice guy and a team player but it...

Rublev vs Tsitsipas taught us a lot about both players’ levels but also questions is there more to come in Turin?

Andrey Rublev has played a lot of tennis this year, it has been a difficult year for the Russian outside of the final eight in Melbourne and Mixed Doubles Gold in Tokyo but on his 73rd match of the year he put on one of his best performances. I have been quite critical of the...