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Andy Murray is believed by many to be the ultimate sporting misfortune in British sporting history. Despite taking Gold in his home Olympics at Wimbledon this summer to mark his greatest personal accolade, the Scot remains in search for his maiden Grand Slam title.
In an era containing the greats of Nadal, Djockovic, Roddick and of course the best player in history Roger Federer, Murray has the right to question whether his career would have been a little more decorated had been either side of this generation.… Read More…
07
Jul
MURRAY-MANIA!!!
Tomorrow will something truly amazing in the world of tennis. The Wimbledon final will be contested by a Brit; this has not happened for 70 years.
Britain already has ONE Wimbledon Champ
Yes people, the time has come to come out of the shadows. We have won Wimbledon. Albeit the Men’s Doubles but it happened.
Jonny Marray is relatively unknown even to the tennis world.… Read More…
After a week of drama and some epic encounters we now move into the second week of Wimbledon where Murray will be looking to clinch his first grand slam title.
Andy has dispatched Davydenko, Karlovic and most recently Bagdhatis on his way to the fourth round and faces up against Maric Cilic tomorrow afternoon on Centre Court.
Murray will need to perform better than he did against Bagdhatis if he is to progress against Cilic and keep the British public’s hopes alive for this year at least.… Read More…
I have been going to Wimbledon for the past fourteen years. Whether it be free tickets, LTA funded player’s passes or queueing up in the mornings; there is nothing more special than the All England Club in SW19.
However, on Sunday I went up to the championships to see an old coach of mine. He recruited me to Mississippi State University and has been a great friend ever since he left a year later.… Read More…
The Friday before Wimbledon always brings about the draw being done. As only one of few tournaments still on tour that does this by hand, the suspense is incredible. Andy Murray was drawn against the Russian, Nikolay Davydenko.
The Big 4 see a little Danger in Draw
Murray’s match-up against the World No. #47 should be a nice encounter. We have seen the Brit struggle on the grass which included a couple of exhibition losses this week at The Boodles in Stoke.… Read More…
With Wimbledon a little over a week away and this week having been a complete disaster for many of the contenders, there seems to be no better time to get a good price on a top player.
This week saw the Queens Club Tournament in London and the German version, Halle, introduce the ATP Tour to the grass court season. What we have witnessed has been beyond what we expected.… Read More…
The clay season has drawn to a close (nearly!) and that can only mean one thing. It’s time for the world’s best to take to the turf once again and warm-up for Wimbledon at the Aegon championships, Queen’s club.
The dawn of the grass season also sees the start of Britain’s ritual expectancy of Andy Murray to finally bring home the men’s Wimbledon title after 76 years of hurt.… Read More…
Anything who has been watching the French Open will undoubtedly agree that Nadal is playing the better tennis. He has blown by all his opponents without dropping a set which included dismissing Murray’s conqueror in just one hour and forty six minutes.
Number 1 seed, Novak Djokovic, has had a completely different route to the final. The World No. #1 has twice almost been defeated which included saving a lot of match points against Tsonga in the quarter-final.… Read More…
This year’s French Open has duly delivered some great matches already. With a few special performances and some incredible “grinding,” it is great to see some of the contenders play. What has also been useful has been to see which seeds are definitely not comfortable with the conditions.
Betting on a top seed to lose is worth a fortune for you accumulators while knowing who to back or lay against can save you a fortune on the markets.… Read More…
Rafa Nadal is gunning to break Bjorn Borg’s record 6 titles and become the undisputed all-time ‘king of clay’ at the French Open next week.
Rafa could rewrite history at Roland Garros
He is preparing nicely to take the crown on the more familiar red clay of the Rome Masters this week, compared to his relatively poor outing on the highly controversial blue clay of the Madrid Masters last week.… Read More…
