POSTCARD FROM FEVER-TREE ATP MEN’S TENNIS AT THE QUEENS CLUB IN LONDON

Written by: Staff on 18th June 2018

POSTCARD FROM FEVER-TREE ATP MEN'S TENNIS AT THE QUEENS CLUB IN LONDON |

The 10sBalls team is arriving. Scout is always Frankie. Pictured below is AMERICAN Jared Donaldson who lost in 2 tough sets to fellow countryman Frances Tiafoe.

We had not seen the aromatic tonic water before or the elder… Is it five o’clock yet?

We had to throw this photo in. So happy for our friends Abby and Alla. Awesome win ! Great title ! Keep filling trophy cases. Bravo Sherpa Dan.

“Well done to #USTennis doubles expert Abigail Spears, who teamed with @alicjarosolska to win the doubles title at the @wta event in Nottingham!” – Photo by @usta via Instagram.

Topics: 10sballs, Abigail Spears, Alicja Rosolska, Atp, Fever-Tree Championships, Frances Tiafoe, Grass tennis, Jared Donaldson, London, postcard, Queen's Club, Sports, Tennis, Wta

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