It isn't the usual time of year to be heading to Roland Garros but with players taking the mandatory photos of the Eiffel Tower from their hotel room in this late September time the usually second major of the year is about to get underway. image credit - Getty It is set to be an... Continue Reading →
The opening round of a Grand Slam always throws up a few exciting round one battles but Roland Garros has heavily delivered on the mens draw. Jannik Sinner vs David Goffin Earlier on this year which seems like a lifetime ago now Jannik Sinner won his first match against a top ten player in Rotterdam... Continue Reading →
Three years ago the Roland Garros semi-final between Andy Murray and Stan Wawrinka was a big turning point for both players. Stan Wawrinka went onto leave Wimbledon early due to a knee injury and missed a lot of tennis dropping out of the top 250 in the world. Andy Murray hasn't played on clay since... Continue Reading →
Following back surgery a few months after his Wimbledon win the challenge in 2014 was to get back on track for Andy Murray. Having been world number two in August, finishing the year at number four and during 2014 dropping to twelve the race Race for London was on! At the end of March and... Continue Reading →
I remember staying up all those years ago to watch Andy Murray win the US Open and that phrase from SkySports commentator and former coach of Andy Murray, Mark Petchey sent goosebumps through my spine. “History is made at the US Open” It was a moment I will forget in sport and the feeling of... Continue Reading →
Overall it has been a successful couple of weeks in New York for the returning Andy Murray playing his first events of the year. Andy impressed at the temporary home of Cincinnati with wins over Tiafoe and Zverev and showed promising signs in defeat to an inform Raonic. At the US Open his time looked... 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 →
Following a defeat to defeat to Milos Raonic in the third round at Cincinnati Andy Murray posted a sad face on his Instagram story. A 2-6 2-6 defeat is not the way he wanted his week to end but on the picture what a fantastic week it was for Andy who hadn't played an ATP... Continue Reading →
The last time a joint mens and women's event went ahead was incredibly at the Australian Open. This week tennis continues it's return with the Western and Southern Open usually held in Cincinnati but in order to create a safer bubble for players the event which is owned by the USTA has been moved a... Continue Reading →
