Outrage as Wimbledon strawberries and cream adverts banned
A Freedom of Information request in London has revealed adverts using traditional strawberries and cream on the famed London Underground tube system have been banned.
Barty powers Australia to Fed Cup final and GB return to World Group
A jubilant Australia will look to win their first Fed Cup title in 45 years after Ash Barty powered them to a 3-2 victory against
Support whistleblowers to end corruption in game
Grandslamtennis.online’s  expose into match-fixing in tennis a few weeks back was certainly an eye-opener for many fans, with some wondering how such behaviour could be
Fairway to heaven (hopefully) for Andy
Former world No.1 Andy Murray has turned to the fairways in his bid to return action on centre court at Wimbledon this summer. The two-time
Changing of the guard
THERE’S a changing of the guard in world tennis and women, for once, are leading the way. Sure there’s a good mixture of young and
Todd’s tip for Paris… and maybe Wimbledon
Sunday Serve – April 7: Todd Woodbridge maybe a little biased, Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, but he is a good judge of character. And when this week
Where next for Serena?
What does 2019 hold for Serena Williams? Publisher Roger Parker poses the question many fans are asking… Is Serena’s hunt for a record 24th Grand
Aussies fired up for Fed Cup semi clash
New tennis darling Ashleigh Barty believes a Queensland flavour will help Australia win their Fed Cup semifinal in a few weeks. Australia will meet a
Murray on the comeback trail
Andy Murray returned to a tennis court on Monday – two months after undergoing hip resurfacing surgery. Murray, who has not played competitively since his
Barty into top ten after Miami triumph
Aussie Ash Barty has become the 10th Australian player to crack the Top 10 in the latest edition of the 2019 WTA Rankings following her brilliant