John McEnroe reckons Andy Murray has a shot at securing his third Wimbledon title this...
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London | A look at Peniston, Britain’s new star
Southend is known for having the world’s longest pleasure pier (1.34 miles), one of the first theme parks (the now defunct Kursaal) and having England’s World Cup-winning...
London | Raducanu is the future of the game, says McEnroe
Emma Raducanu returns to Wimbledon with John McEnroe hoping she is “able to do her thing”.
London | Wimbledon urged to drop HSBC over its support for Hong Kong oppression
According to reports, MPs are urging Wimbledon to cut its ties with HSBC for failing to condemn China, claiming the tournament’s banking partner is ‘complicit in...
London | Kontaveit hires Raducanu’s ex-coach
World No 2 Anett Kontaveit from Estonia posted on her website that she has hired Torben Beltz as her new coach, after having split with Dmitry Tursunov following the French...
London | Wozniacki expecting second child
Former World No 1 Caroline Wozniacki posted on social media on Sunday that she and her husband, former NBA player David Lee, are expecting their second...
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Wimbledon | Kyrgios alleges Tstsipas was at fault
Nick Kyrgios has taken his gloves off and refuted accusations by Stefanos Tsitsipas that he was “a bully” and had “a very evil side to him”
Wimbledon | Kyrgios’s tactics questioned as he beats Tsitsipas
Where do you start? Both players could and perhaps should have been defaulted? Perhaps umpire Damien Dumusois should have worn ear-muffs at the changeovers? Perhaps it could be argued it brought the game into disrepute? But it was compelling entertaining theatre from...
Wimbledon | Nadal marches on
There were no fireworks during Rafa Nadal’s comprehensive demolition of Lorenzo Sonego who was attempting to derail the Spaniard’s inexorable progress towards his third Wimbledon title, but a difference of opinion marred the end of the match.
Wimbledon | Norrie grateful for the crowd support
Cameron Norrie has pledged to put friendship aside when he takes on pal Tommy Paul for a place in the Wimbledon quarter-finals on the first permanent Middle Sunday of play in the world’s most famous and respected tournament.
Wimbledon | Tan trounces Boulter to meet Anisimova in Last 16
24-year old Harmony Tan has a formula for grass that befuddles her opponents, as Britain’s Katie Boulter discovered to her cost on No 2 Court on Saturday morning, when the Frenchwoman dismissed her 6-1 6-1 in just 51 minutes to set up a Last 16 meeting with Amanda...