It’s been a very good season for British players and another excellent week has added to an impressive start heading into the sunshine double next month. Heather Watson Heather Watson until this year has not won 10 or more matches before the end of February since 2014. Five of them that year were on the... Continue Reading →
A week ago the big hitters in mens tennis turned up in New York. Isner, Raonic, Karolovic, Anderson and Opelka lead the line but one by one the seeds went home. Miomir Kecmanovic and Kyle Edmund were the only two seeds left and following Kyle's impressive win over the young Serb it put the eighth... Continue Reading →
Over the course of the next couple of weeks 256 players will battle for the Australian Open titles. Out of the 256, 6 of them are Brits so who is playing down under? Kyle Edmund v Dusan Lajovic Kyle had a good week in Hobart making the quarter finals before losing to John Isner in... Continue Reading →
A routine for Andy Murray is a scheduled visit to Crandon Park to begin his season. Crandon Park up until this year was the home of the Miami Open which takes place in March following Indian Wells as part of the sunshine double. Murray is a former two time Miami Open champion at Crandon Park... Continue Reading →
The final Masters 1000 event of the year has come to an end. Not only is it the final one of the year but also of the decade. At the home of the Cirque Du Soleil in Paris the ATP tour made it's final stop of the year as the players look to end their... Continue Reading →
Coming into your last tournament of the year on the back of eight straight defeats and potentially finishing the year outside the top 80 was a scary prospect for Kyle Edmund but the Brit has looked so invested in his opening two matches at the Paris Masters. Tuesday saw an impressive 6-4 6-3 win against... Continue Reading →
There hasn't been a time for a while where we could say Kyle Edmund is through to round two but at the last Masters 1000 event of the year he is! His recent run of form had seen him drop down to 75 in the world struggling for wins and confidence in a period which... Continue Reading →
He was British number one but Kyle Edmund is set to fall out the top 70 in the world after his sixth defeat on the bounce. The former world number 14 has had a tough year which began with an injury at the Australian Open and just hasn't kicked on since. He has had a... Continue Reading →
Following a career high of 14 in the world twelve months ago this has not been the season Kyle Edmund would have hoped for. I think it's fair to say this is now in the 'save you season' stage following a difficult year. Kyle began his year with a withdrawal from Melbourne and missed the... Continue Reading →
