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  • Cameron Norrie: British tennis men’s No1 enters world top 10 for the first time

    April 4, 2022

    British tennis player Cameron Norrie has entered the top 10 of the men’s world rankings after continuing his fine form into 2022. Norrie became British No1 last year after winning the biggest title of his career at Indian Wells and reaching the third round of three of the four Grand Slam events. This year he [...]

  • Ashleigh Barty hints at career in new sport following shock retirement from tennis

    March 24, 2022

    Women’s tennis No1 Ashleigh Barty has hinted she could take up another sport professionally following her shock retirement. Barty, 25, played cricket to a high level during a previous break from tennis, competing in the Women’s Big Bash.  She is said to have a single-figure golf handicap and has also been linked with a move [...]

  • Women’s tennis chief ‘strongly’ opposed to bans for Russian and Belarusian players over Ukraine

    March 16, 2022

    Steve Simon, the head of elite women’s tennis tour the WTA, says he “feels very strongly” that players from Russia and Belarus should not be prevented from playing because of the invasion of Ukraine. It comes after UK government ministers said assurances should be sought from Russian players that they do not support Vladimir Putin [...]

  • Tennis No1 Medvedev should renounce Putin to play at Wimbledon, says sports minister

    March 15, 2022

    Daniil Medvedev, the Russian current world No1 men’s tennis player, should be asked to renounce Vladimir Putin before being allowed to play at Wimbledon, sports minister Nigel Huddleston has said. Huddleston said international measures against Russian athletes should go beyond merely banning national teams and those individuals who compete under the Russian flag. “We need [...]

  • Zverev handed suspended ban for umpire chair outburst

    March 8, 2022

    World No3 tennis player Alexander Zverev has been handed an eight-week suspended ban for an outburst against an umpire and an umpire’s chair last month. The German was found guilty of a ‘major offence’ by an ATP review but his ban has been suspended for 12 months. The Olympic champion was fined £31,000 for his [...]

  • Cam’s the man: Norrie poised to defend Indian Wells title

    March 2, 2022

    When the first serve of the Indian Wells Masters gets walloped next week, Great Britain will have a defending champion – Cameron Norrie – in the tournament for the first time. Cameron Norrie won his maiden ATP Tour Masters 1000 event last year when he overcame Nikoloz Basilashvili 3-6,   6-4, 6-1 in what many [...]

  • Ryanair roasts “NoVax” Novak over vaccine stance

    February 16, 2022

    Novak Djokovic has taken the heat over his stance on vaccinations from many around the world, but yesterday the tennis champion was roasted by none other than low-cost airline Ryanair. “We’re not an airline but we do fly planes,” the company said in a tweet after Djokovic revealed in a BBC interview that he would [...]

  • Novak Djokovic: I’d rather miss more Grand Slams than be vaccinated

    February 15, 2022

    Novak Djokovic says he is willing to skip more Grand Slam tournaments rather than accept a vaccine against Covid-19. Djokovic was deported and barred from playing last month’s Australian Open because of his refusal to take the jab. His participation in Wimbledon and the French Open could be at risk if he isn’t vaccinated but [...]

  • Raducanu among six Brits nominated for Laureus World Sports Awards

    February 2, 2022

    Six Britons including Emma Raducanu, Tom Daley and Dame Sarah Storey have been shortlisted for the Laureus World Sports Awards. Cyclist Mark Cavendish, Olympic champion BMXer Bethany Shriever and teenage skateboarder Sky Brown have also been nominated. The winners of the prestigious awards, which are decided by a committee of 71 sports legends, will be [...]

  • Rafael Nadal: Back from the brink and out on his own after Australian Open win

    January 30, 2022

    Rafael Nadal has built a record-breaking tennis career on resilience and, at two sets down in the Australian Open final against a man 10 years his junior, the sport’s answer to the Duracell bunny proved that he still simply cannot be outlasted. US Open champion Danniil Medvedev started the final as the favourite and was [...]

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