Annabel Croft claims Emma Raducanu has ‘reignited’ her Grand Slam winning form despite losing the Queen’s final
Emma Raducanu’s wait for a second WTA title goes on. Donna Vekic, world number 76, defeated Raducanu 6-0, 7-6 in the Queen’s Club Championships final…
Barbora Krejcikova releases statement after withdrawing from the Libema Open final, ‘I’m sorry’
Robin Montgomery has won the biggest title of her career. The American youngster, ranked 484th on the WTA Tour, has won the Libema Open title…
Emma Raducanu handed tough Nottingham Open draw with possible match against Wimbledon champion
Emma Raducanu has produced some of her best-ever tennis over the past week. The British number one, who had endured a tumultuous start to the…
Coco Gauff receives big Berlin Open boost after last-minute withdrawal of top-five player
Coco Gauff has struggled in the past to perform at her best on grass courts. The American star did not win a single match on…
He hit the most aces at Roland Garros this year despite losing in the second round
Alexander Zverev did not hit the most aces on his run to the Roland Garros title this year. Zverev won his first Grand Slam title…
She is the only player to win a set against Mirra Andreeva at Roland Garros this year but is ranked outside the top 140
Mirra Andreeva only dropped one set en route to winning her first Grand Slam title at Roland Garros. Andreeva beat qualifier Maja Chwalinska 6-3, 6-2…
When Alexander Zverev could overtake Carlos Alcaraz in the ATP rankings after winning Roland Garros
Alexander Zverev was long considered to be one of the best players in tennis history to have not won a Grand Slam title. That notion…
Why Katie Boulter should not feel disheartened despite disappointing loss in Queen’s semi-finals
Katie Boulter’s Queen’s Club campaign came to a disappointing end on Saturday afternoon. Boulter produced a fine set of performances to reach the semi-finals in…
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How Andy Murray reacted after winning his first Queen’s title in 2009, ‘I was quite nervous’
Andy Murray was one of the favourites for the Queen’s Club Championships title heading into the 2009 event. Murray was the top seed in London…
