Jo-Wilfried Tsonga vs Yoshihito Nishioka This should be a fun match between the two, Jo hasn't played much this year due to injury and a chronic back condition he has been suffering for 14 months with. He has won just one match on the hard courts of Marseille back in March. It is good to... Continue Reading →
The fantastic thing about this format is you are guaranteed great match-ups early on. In Group D we have the man of the moment in Daniil Medvedev, the resilient Diego Schwartzman and Argentina and Kei Nishikori brings Japan to the party with his protected ranking. Group D Russia, Argentina & Japan Daniil Medvedev is the... Continue Reading →
Business as usual! Unusual conditions and time of year but it was business as usual for the usual suspects who successfully orchestrated their way into round two. Petra Kvitova 6-3 7-5 Oceane DodinDominic Thiem 6-4 6-3 6-3 Marin CilicSerena Williams 7-6 6-0 Khristie AhnElina Svitolina 7-6 6-4 Varvara Gracheva During the day four players tipped... Continue Reading →
Andy Murray has had a good start to his time in New York with some very good performances in the temporary home of the Western and Southern Open but his time at the US Open looked like ending before it really began but the Brit rallied to an impressive victory!. I said in the preview... Continue Reading →
For the first time since his second round defeat to Fernando Verdasco in 2018 the former US Open Champion Andy Murray will be back playing the US Open at Flushing Meadows. Yoshihito Nishioka will provide a stern test for Murray, I really like what Nishioka brings to the court and I see him being a... Continue Reading →
124 players were nominated to represent their country over the course of the inaugural ATP Cup in Perth, Brisbane and Sydney. It is a team game after all but bare from the usual suspects, which individuals stood out? Casper Ruud - Norway Casper has been one of my favourite players to watch come up through... Continue Reading →
