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 →
I have to say I am sad and disappointed in the lack of noise from the ATP in Pride Month. Before beginning to write this I didn’t wait until the end of the month because almost three weeks of silence was pretty damning. It’s the 18th of June as I begin writing this, do I... Continue Reading →
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 →
50 years on from Evonne Goolagong Cawley's first win at Wimbledon, 10 years on from when Ash Barty between Junior Wimbledon Champion and in 2021 after a tough battle became the Wimbledon Champion. A tough start to begin with for Karolina Pliskova, the Czech showed nerves with her serve around 80-85mph which for her is... Continue Reading →
Expect the unexpected in women's tennis. Even with some of the best involved, the high level throughout women's tennis means nothing is a given. Karolina Pliskova had surprisingly never made it past the fourth round at Wimbledon despite her game suiting grass and hadn't won a match against a top ten ranked player at a... Continue Reading →
Manic Monday delivers at Wimbledon once again, it will be the last 'Manic Monday' where all R4 matches are played following a break on Sunday as play will take place on the middle Sunday starting in 2022 and it delivered! Marton Fucsovics gets revenge! the Russian, Andrey Rublev is a man who seems to be... 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 →
On Tuesday night on Centre Court tennis fans from all over the world watched with a slight tear in the eye with the emotion of Serena Williams’ exit from Wimbledon a devastating way to end the day’s play. After a slip on her ankle early on in the match we saw Serena go off court... 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 →
Venus Williams is one of Wimbledon’s greatest champions, a nine time finalist, a five time winner. These are achievements only rivalled by those at the very top of women’s and men’s tennis and something millions can only dream of. The American always had the dream of winning at Wimbledon, it was her dream as a... Continue Reading →
