Andy Murray is part of a Great Britain team which is on their way to Tokyo for the postponed 2020 Olympics. In a time where we have seen 21 players across the top 30 of the mens and women's ranking combined drop out it is still set to be a strong field as the hunt... 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 →
Whether it is exit or triumph you can always guarantee one thing at the end of a tournament, Andy Murray gave his all. Andy’s career is the epitome of the phrase, never give in. Time and time again he has defied the odds and despite his third round exit he has provided us with more... Continue Reading →
Andy Murray vs Nikoloz Bashilashvili A first singles match at Wimbledon for Murray since 2017 when the Brit lost to Sam Querrey in the quarter finals and sadly limped off court. Nikoloz is in good form having made the final four in Halle lately and with two titles to his name this year. You can... 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 →
Andy Murray hasn’t played a singles match at Wimbledon since he was world number one and hobbled out against Sam Querrey in sad scenes on centre court. The two Wimbledon champion has been drawn against the 24th seed Nikoloz Basilashvili from Georgia. Nikoloz made his Wimbledon debut back in 2015, the 29 year old made... 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 →
For the first time since 2016, Andy Murray has won a singles match at Queens Club and on home soil against Benoit Paire. It was lovely to see the five time champion back on the court which has soo much history in the Brits career back doing what he loves best. Murray broke the Frenchman... Continue Reading →
Konta wins in Nottingham! A very good week for Jo Konta who won her first title since she was Miami champion back in April 2017 and her first WTA singles title on home soil. The former world number four had seen her ranking plummet but the win in Nottingham does her the world of good... Continue Reading →
It has been a long wait of two years but the return of the most prestigious grass court event in mens tennis in preparation for Wimbledon. It will welcome back the man who has won the most singles titles in the history of the event, Andy Murray where better to start? Andy Murray vs Benoit... Continue Reading →
