Following the change of message to Stay Alert from Stay Home and the ability to meet someone outside your household in a public place for exercise whilst maintain a 2m distance tennis will be able to resume with some guidelines. These guidelines are only for England and not Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland who are... Continue Reading →
In the latest of this tennis throwback it is to Crandon Park in Miami when Johanna Konta won her biggest title to date! Throughout her career Johanna Konta has made some incredible memories on the WTA tour not many will top her run to winning the Miami Open in 2017! Jo was seeded 10th in... Continue Reading →
Following the first of the new Davis Cup Finals last year in which the hosts Spain won on home soil tennis will return to Madrid at the end of the year in the second year of the new format. Spain will be there to defend their title and there are some new teams this year.... Continue Reading →
This is something I have wanted to begin for a while and with the Coronavirus outbreak and suspension of sport worldwide it is a good time to look back at those moments on a tennis court which meant a lot to me. The first one is of course the US Open Final from 2012. I... Continue Reading →
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 →
Andy Murray has outlined potential paths for his return to tennis. The Brit returned to action last summer following hip resurfacing surgery, he teamed up with Feliciano Lopez in doubles at Queens Club and they won the title together. Andy continued to impress on return winning a title in Antwerp but hasn't featured since 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 →
A trip to Mexico is now on the cards for Great Britain during a packed stage of the WTA Calendar. Following the defeat to Slovakia in the Fed Cup play-off's for a place in the Fed Cup Finals in April the team must now play a match that same week to be in contention for... Continue Reading →
Going 0-2 down in any Fed Cup tie is a tough ask to come back but in a play-off for a place in the Fed Cup Finals is a bigger ask. This weekend we have seen players crumble from a losing position and fail to turn up but that cannot be said of Heather Watson... Continue Reading →
