That time of year after New York is always in limbo, soo much happens its like that period between Christmas and New Year where you just don’t know the day of the week, so what has been happening since the final major of the year came to an end? Congratulations are in order for Karen... Continue Reading →
Novak Djokovic v Philip Kohlschreiber I suppose opening rounds don’t get tougher than this. Novak will be looking at this one and the first thing that will be on his mind will be the defeat to Kohlschreiber at Indian Wells 6-4 6-4 earlier on this year. The good news for Novak is that since then... Continue Reading →
The Masters and Premier draws are always packed and as ever some of the best singles players in the world will also be doubling up this week in Madrid but who is playing? The first big name on the sheet is Simona Halep. The former champion here will be with fellow Romanian Irina-Camelia Begu and... Continue Reading →
Bernard Tomic ended his week almost in tears saying he has never been much happier than what he has done at the 250 event in Chengdu. Bernard was ranked down at 250+ in May and is now guaranteed top 80 which means direct entry into the Australian Open where he was famously denied a wildcard... Continue Reading →
Fireworks. Oh yes, it’s about to get good and it’s only round one of Roland Garros! Bernard Tomic who ended up being the first ‘celebrity’ (and I use that term loosely) to ever walk-out of the Australian version of I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here has qualified for Roland Garros. Qualification for Roland... Continue Reading →
The Roland Garros draw is out and my hasn't it thrown up some interesting battles and stories as two weeks of world class tennis is set to begin in the French capital so let's have a look at the talking points; there is only one player in Rafael's Nadal quarter of the draw ranked inside... Continue Reading →
Kei Nishikori returns Kei Nishikori is back on the tour. The former US Open finalist was in action last week but lost his first round match but has now sealed his first win on the tour in Dallas at an ATP challenger event as he aims to build up match practice before heading back out... Continue Reading →
Not for the first time and probably not the last Bernard Tomic has grabbed the headlines for all the wrong reasons. The Australian who once had his dad removed from the court during a match admitted after his defeat by Mischa Zverev who beat Murray in Australian that he was bored… When asked about giving... Continue Reading →
Australia's new Davis Cup captain Lleyton Hewitt has named his first Davis Cup squad as captain as his Australian side are set to take on the USA in round one of the World Group in what is an important tie for both sides! So who has Lleyton picked? Nick Kyrgios Bernard Tomic Sam Groth John... Continue Reading →
Andy Murray's run in Melbourne goes on after a 6-4 6-4 7-6 win against the last standing Australian Bernard Tomic to reach his seventh quarter final in a row down under. In all honesty I didn't think the match was of highest quality. Murray was in control of the match but was broken quite a... Continue Reading →
