Gilles Muller had always been a dangerous player. He is someone I began to follow in 2014, I just randomly came across him against Djokovic in Melbourne and I liked what I saw but the story goes deeper than that. August 2004, runner up to Lleyton Hewitt in Washington July 2005, runner up to Andre... Continue Reading →
Tennis has a habit for producing those moments of pure passion and emotion and it's been up to it's old tricks once again as Gilles Muller picked up the first title of his career. Gilles is probably one of the nicest and down to earth players on the tour and in life if you ever... Continue Reading →
I think it is fair to say that if at the end of the year there was an award for the most entertaining match of the year on the tour it would not be the meeting of Murray v Robredo. With the match being suspended the day before at 4-4 40-30 it did kind of... Continue Reading →
