Halep v Serena, Federer Stopped, Zverev The Comic
Australian Open
January 19, 2019
Simona Halep will play Serena Williams on Monday after an emphatic victory over her sister, Venus. It’s a fascinating match-up that will tell us whether or not Serena is capable of winning another major at the Australian Open. Meanwhile some comical moments in Melbourne left two of the world’s greatest players somewhat taken aback. Distracted […]
Federer Faces Tsitsipas, Sharapova Downs Champ Wozniacki
Australian Open
January 18, 2019
Roger Federer will face Stefanos Tsitsipas in a mouthwatering clash at the Australian Open. Will the new prince of tennis have what it takes to defeat the old master? Meanwhile another of the world’s most followed players, Maria Sharapova, is back in the big-time after defeating Caroline Wozniacki in three sets Not only was the […]
Jo Konta Edged Out By Garbine Muguruza In Early-Morning Thriller
Australian Open
January 17, 2019
It was almost 3.15am when Jo Konta, the last Brit standing, finally lost out to former Wimbledon champion Garbine Muguruza. But anyone thinking that Konta is a fading star had better think again. Konta played awesome tennis and might have won a match the Spaniard eventually took 6-4, 6-7, 7-5. She showed power, precision, and […]
Alex De Minaur Sets Up Rafael Nadal Showdown
Australian Open
January 16, 2019
Alex de Minaur is one of the players who will keep tennis truly great after Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic finally retire. It became obvious at the last Next Gen tournament in Milan. The kid has star quality. He has guts, he has fire, he has passion and popularity. If you’ll excuse the […]
Were the Australian Open Shocks Really Surprising?
Australian Open
January 15, 2019
The Australian Open is always full of surprises. But we had already warned you it might happen. So when is a shock not really a shock? How can Andy Murray, Kyle Edmund (who almost won it last year) and Nick Kyrgios all fall at the first hurdle? Big names are out and no one is […]
Who Founded Wimbledon?
Australian Open
January 13, 2019
It’s the world’s oldest, most prestigious tennis tournament, attracting royals, A-list stars and world leaders. Wimbledon is a sporting institution, having been held for over 130 years at the famous All England Club in London. Wimbledon’s age and prestige has meant it retains many customs that were long discarded by other events. Of the four […]
Our Preview Of The Australian Open 2019
Australian Open
January 11, 2019
Who will win the Australian Open? What drama will we see from the very first round? The answer to the second question is: “Plenty!” Emotional After all, we could be witnessing the last time Andy Murray plays a Grand Slam match when he faces Roberto Bautista Agut. The Scott’s emotional press conference raised that strong […]
Wimbledon’s Ball Boys and Girls
Australian Open
January 9, 2019
Ball boys and Girls. As we prepare to enjoy all that is great about Wimbledon 2020, an elite group of young people are going through the final stages of their training. The Ball Boys and Girls have been working hard to make sure matches happen with a seemingly effortless fluency. Ready to have a sweaty […]
Federer In Tears After Winning Twentieth Grand Slam
Australian Open
January 28, 2018
Roger Federer tried so hard not to cry during his victory speech, but in the end it was all too much. He stood there, lifting the trophy above his head, tears pouring down his cheeks, the standing ovation seemingly eternal. What a storm he had to weather as Marin Cilic came back and broke the […]
Australian Open Title So Sweet For Caroline Wozniacki
Australian Open
January 27, 2018
An ecstatic Caroline Wozniacki dropped to the floor and lay there with her head in her hands, the tears of relief and realisation already flowing. At long last she had won her first Grand Slam title. It must have been hard to take in. A joy almost too immense to handle after so many barren years. Collecting the […]