Paula Badosa shares what her coach said about Coco Gauff during upset win in Berlin
Paula Badosa defeated Coco Gauff, 1-6, 6-3, 6-2, in the second round of the Berlin Open. In a rare moment of joy for the Spaniard,…
Andy Roddick states what Taylor Fritz and Ben Shelton must do to challenge for the Wimbledon title
Ben Shelton defeated Taylor Fritz, 6-4, 2-6, 6-4, in the Stuttgart Open final. It was the younger of the two Americans who prevailed in their…
Cameron Norrie names the toughest opponent he has ever played on the ATP Tour
Cameron Norrie has competed against some of the very best players in tennis history. The British number one, who turned professional in 2017, has played…
Danielle Collins calls for Grand Slams rule change after Maja Chwalinska receives Wimbledon wildcard
Maja Chwalinska became only the second qualifier in tennis history to reach a Grand Slam final when she defeated Diana Shnaider in the Roland Garros…
She is still the last British woman to win the Queen’s title after Emma Raducanu loses in the final
Emma Raducanu missed her opportunity to become the latest British singles champion at the Queen’s Club Championships. Raducanu beat the likes of Iva Jovic and…
The last Australian to win Queen’s as Alex de Minaur seeks to end 20-year wait for victory
Alex de Minaur will be hoping to bounce back quickly from his defeat in the Libema Open final. The Australian, who has struggled to locate…
He was the first ever American man to win the Queen’s title over 120 years ago
The first edition of the Queen’s Club Championships took place in 1881. Great Britain’s Frederick Rawson won the men’s singles event, while M. Raikes captured…
Dan Evans surely deserves a Wimbledon wildcard and the reason why is clear
Dan Evans has announced his intention to retire at the 2026 Wimbledon Championships. However, Evans’ Wimbledon status remains unclear as he is yet to receive…
Tennishead Throwbacks revisits the defining moments that shaped the sport’s rich history. From epic five-set finals to the rise of unforgettable champions, it shines a light on the matches that still echo through time. It’s a celebration of tennis at its most dramatic, emotional, and timeless.
What Serena Williams said her ‘dream’ was after winning her first Wimbledon title alongside Venus Williams
Serena Williams is set to make her first appearance at the Wimbledon Championships since 2022. Serena and Venus Williams have been handed wildcards to play…
