Good news. The tours are set to return following their suspension forced by the Covid-19 pandemic. In addition, the US Open is confirmed,...
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Salisbury wants to add to his Aussie Open title
The last time 28-year old British doubles specialist, Joe Salisbury, took to the court in a competitive environment, was in February, in the quarter finals of the Dubai...
ITF pledges further relief fund support
Last week, the ITF Board approved a further packet of measures for stakeholders impacted by the coronavirus pandemic and the ongoing suspension of sport through a relief...
Qureshi sells memorabilia to raise COVID-19 relief funds
Pakistan’s Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi has raised more than £29,000 from an auction of sports memorabilia to raise funds for COVID-19-related...
Federer to miss rest of the season following knee surgery
Roger Federer, known for his elegant style of play, has got off lightly with injuries during a career in which he has won 103 singles titles, including all four...
Kyrgios opens up
Over the last few days Nick Kyrgios has made some very revealing personal comments which go some way to answering the many questions which fans and others, have wondered...
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Wimbledon | Garcia romps past Raducanu on Day 3
Britain’s Emma Raducanu was one of 3 Top 10 seeds to be eliminated in the women's singles at The Championships on Wednesday, alongside Anett Kontaveit and Garbiñe Muguruza, when the 19-year old met her match in the experienced and in-form Caroline Garcia from France.
Wimbledon | Raducanu keeps things in perspective
Emma Raducanu has dismissed the suggestion she is under pressure as a “joke”.
Wimbledon | Alcaraz’s grass court education continues
Carlos Alcaraz is still feeling his way on grass and its not surprising to learn that the Spaniard has turned to Britain’s Dan Evans for advice as he attempts to become one of the youngest players to win The Championships.
Wimbledon | Isner dashes Murray’s hopes
Andy Murray was hailed “one of our greatest players ever” and “an inspiration” by John Isner after the American ensured the two-time champion failed to reach the third round of the tournament he has won on two occasions for the first time.
Wimbledon | Norrie to take on Johnson next
Ryan Peniston led the British charge for a place in the third round as the remaining home representatives fought to ensure their efforts at this year’s Championships would be remembered in positive terms, despite his straight sets loss to Steve Johnson.