March 31, 2019
Roger Federer played like a man who may not have given up on catching Jimmy Connors after all. Those 109 Connors titles appeared too many at the start of the year. Maybe they still are. But for Federer, it seems, nothing is impossible. The great man has us wondering once more. ‘I’m so happy […]
March 21, 2019
The new WTA rankings are out with Naomi Osaka holding a narrow lead. But what do those rankings tell us about women’s tennis? As Miami begins, no fewer than five women could become world number one by the end of the tournament. That’s how crazy, exciting and downright unpredictable women’s tennis is right now. […]
March 18, 2019
Bianca Andreescu became the youngest winner in the desert since a 17-year-old Serena Williams back in 1999. You could have forgiven Andreescu for partying like it was 1999 too. Instead the ambitious Canadian wildcard already had her eye on even greater things. Meanwhile Dominic Thiem downed the legendary Roger Federer in another three-set thriller to […]
March 16, 2019
We are super excited to share our exclusive interview with Katie Boulter. We caught up with her as she prepares to play at The Miami Open 2019. Because we love our tennis here, we were keen to find out how she trains; what her goals are and what her reaction is to her marvellous performance at […]
March 3, 2019
Ever imagined what Nick Kyrgios could do if he started to fulfil his potential? We just caught more than a glimpse of his extraordinary ability at the Mexican Open. And remember, for all his volatility, Kyrgios still hasn’t reached his 24th birthday. He still has time to find the answers deep within hinself. Perhaps he […]
March 2, 2019
Roger Federer, the man for round numbers. Twenty Slams, a hundred titles. Sounds pretty neat. In fact it is more than neat. It is historic, incredible, indelible evidence of an unshakeable will to win. Career perfection for the most graceful player the world has ever seen. Imperious and ruthless in equal measure, Roger Federer wasn’t […]
February 10, 2019
Johanna Konta showed the fighting spirit that makes international team tennis so special. No wonder Sir Andy Murray counts his GB Olympic and Davis Cup triumphs so highly on his list of achievements. Konta and her victorious team mates – Katie Boulter, Harriet Dart and Katie Swan – just tasted the special pleasure of Fed […]
February 6, 2019
Will You Be My Valentine’s? Fifteen love…thirty love…forty love…they’re all in love! Does the one you love also love tennis? Do they love a bit of glamour? Do they love the chance to dress up? If so, we can help with that. This isn’t just any ticket to Wimbledon. You get one of the best seats in […]
January 31, 2019
Well done the Australian Open, another fantastic tournament! So what lessons did we learn from the Australian Open, 2019? I think we can make this short and sweet: 5/ Racquet-smashing Sascha Zverev still has a little growing up to do. “Smasher” Zverev won the year-end finals but still hasn’t cracked the Slams. Maybe he needs […]
January 27, 2019
The sheer brilliance of Novak Djokovic denied us the classic contest we had all anticipated. Given the quality of his opponent, this was arguably the most complete performance in the history of Grand Slam finals. Novak strolled it. Against the great warrior, Nadal. Incredible. The Serb is the first man to win seven Australian Open […]