The return of official tennis competition isn't that far away. As exhibitions have continued around the world one player who has impressed is Jannik Sinner. Jannik made an impact last year on the tour, received a wildcard for the NextGen Finals in Milan and won the lot with an incredible level of tennis from the... Continue Reading →
After another good week of tennis at the National Tennis Centre in Roehampton has come to an end. The Progress Tour was a fantastic success and the chance to see some of the top female British players in the final. It was quite fitting to see Katie Boulter and Jodie Burrage in the final after... Continue Reading →
After an intense few weekends of tennis down in Nice and the Mouratoglou Academy it came down to two of the tours most exciting young talents in Matteo Berrettini and Stefanos Tsitsipas. Stefanos started well in the first quarter and won 6 of the first 9 points. Matteo for already the second time in the... Continue Reading →
Recently turned 17 year old Holger Rune made an appearance at the Ultimate Tennis Showdown on the final weekend of the opening event. Held at the Mouratoglou Academy in Nice the Dane has been recently able to travel back to the Academy where he does most of his work and replaced Matteo Berrettini in the... Continue Reading →
When the ATP brought out their updated calendar in mid-June it came with a certain term and condition which ultimately has tied the top players hands behind their backs. On the ATP's release in June regarding top 10 players, the US Open and Kitzbuhel it said: The revised calendar includes the Generali Open, an ATP... Continue Reading →
Andy Murray at Wimbledon is a story that has had it all. Early promise was delivered but on route to a monumental title there has been heartache, passion, dedication, care and tears. Welcome to Wimbledon! Murray had his first taste of tennis at Wimbledon in 2002 in the juniors at the age of 15. Murray... Continue Reading →
2013 was a special year at Wimbledon. The final four in the ladies draw were set up for a first Grand Slam title. The only top 10 seed left was Agnieszka Radwanska but the fourth seed lost in a close battle to Sabine Lisicki losing 7-9 in the third set. Marion Bartoli on the other... Continue Reading →
2008 was a bit year for Andy Murray. It was the year he turned 21 but on the court the Brit made his first US Open Final, and won his first two Masters 1000 titles but before all of that Andy put on a show. Over the years Andy and Richard Gasquet have had some... Continue Reading →
During his isolation period it has been quite quiet from Novak Djokovic who returned to the tennis court on Tuesday for the first time since his positive test for Covid-19. https://www.instagram.com/p/CCWYxqwgvxK/ Djokovic was back on court at his own academy which hosted the first leg of the now cancelled Adria Tour with Viktor Troicki who... Continue Reading →
The situation in America is not improving, New York does however have a greater hold on the situation than other states but there are serious concerns and doubts from the top players about heading to the US Open. The restrictions in place limit what the players can do when not competing on site, they only... Continue Reading →
