New seeds, new faces, but still Wimbledon
It’s finally here … Wimbledon. To so many the holy grail of tennis. The original, just don’t tell the French, or the Australians, or maybe
Aussies full of praise for hot Ash
Australian tennis greats Margaret Court and Evonne Goolagong Cawley have praised new World No.1 Ash Barty but said it will be tougher for her to
One Hull of a journey to Wimbledon
THE northern English city of Hull is not renowned for producing tennis players – rugby league is its stock in trade. But next week a
Now temperamental loser Kyrgios demands “poor umpires” be stood down
Nick Kyrgios was dumped out of Queen’s Club in London yesterday, but not before firing a shot at “poor umpires” demanding that they should be
Murray ready for Queens return
Andy Murray is set to make his competitive return tomorrow in the doubles at Queen’s, and in a BBC Sport column, the 32-year-old Scot talked
Kei cashing on tennis success
FORBES Magazine published their annual list of the world’s highest paid athletes this week. No surprise to see Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic up there
From Iraq to centre court: A doubles delight
Tomasz Lorek (Polsat Sport TV) catches up with Brazilian doubles champion Bruno Soares and discovers there is more than tennis about this colourful character of the
Dad knew Barty was committed to tennis
New French Open champion Ash Barty’s father said this week he had a pretty good idea when his daughter had made the decision to return
Ash Barty is the real deal
Ash Barty is no ‘surprise’ package, as some commentators may argue. The talented 23-year-old from Queensland was spotted as a future star eight years ago
Barty Party for Aussie Ash
The kid from Ipswich, Queensland, who gave the game away four years ago, proved all her early years’ promise by making her first Grand Slam