Over the next couple of days more flights from six destinations will head to Melbourne on chartered flights put on by Tennis Australia. Flights are operating on around 25% capacity and aim to bring about 1300 players and their teams of two to Melbourne Park to begin their two week isolation. Unfortunately one player who... Continue Reading →
The first major of the year is about 6 weeks away as the Australian Open for the first time in its long history will begin in February as the calendar reshuffle continues into the New Year. Despite the first major of the year being over a month away some news out of Melbourne has confirmed... Continue Reading →
After impressing the third Battle of the Brits event in Roehampton the former British number one Andy Murray has announced his kick-off plans for the 2021 season. At the third Battle of the Brits event last week where wins against specific ranked players meant points it was two out of two for Murray who beat... Continue Reading →
Since 2004 Tennis has been dominated by Roger, Rafa and Novak, players have challenged but no one more consistent as Andy Murray who worked incredibly hard to match these guys. 2016 saw a new world number one in a phenomenal season and only the fourth different number one since February 2004 in Andy Murray who... Continue Reading →
Over the last 50 years over 14 cities around the globe have played host to the ATP Finals. It began in Tokyo in 1970, Stan Smith beat Rod Laver to win the first title. Paris, Barcelona, Melbourne, New York and Shanghai amongst others hosted before moving to London in 2009. 50 years and 25 champions... Continue Reading →
Over the years I have shouted and even cried with joy watching Andy Murray beat the best and win some of the biggest titles this incredible sport has to offer. The sport is more than just supporting a player and watching them lift trophies but also the journey in the sport, bouncing back and those... Continue Reading →
Throughout his career Roberto Bautista Agut had proved a problematic opponent for the best. 2016 was a phenomenal year for Andy Murray and Roberto who defeated Djokovic stood in his way of a third Masters 1000 in Shanghai but Murray added another Shanghai Masters to an incredible season! A closely contested half an hour left... Continue Reading →
Andy Murray will continue his comeback in Cologne this week, after his defeat to Wawrinka in Paris the Brit continued with preparations for two additional events added to the ATP Calendar. The plan is to play back to back events in Cologne on the indoor hard courts which is something Murray hasn't done for a... Continue Reading →
Last Sunday night Andy Murray returned to Roland Garros, it was a sentence I didn't think we'd use. After his hip resurfacing there were doubts over how much of Andy we would see on the tour. The former number one went onto win the doubles at Queens Club with Feliciano Lopez, play with Serena Williams... Continue Reading →
It has been a wild opening day at Roland Garros in the Autumn, history has been made as the first match was played under the new Phillipe Chatrier roof on a day of upsets, bad weather, big performances and even a walk-off! Vika sails through despite walk-off After taking a 2-1 lead early this morning... Continue Reading →
