Archive: british-tennis-news

Andy Murray Hopes For A National Academy In Scotland

US Open champion Andy Murray wants more of his fellow countrymen to follow him onto tennis’s world stage and is demanding a new national tennis academy for Scotland.

Andy Murray ’s Manager Likes Working With Hot Properties

Now Murray is a fully certified member of the world’s big four after finally winning a long overdue Grand Slam title,

Andy Murray’s New York Win Will Move Him Into The Money Big Leagues

Andy Murray is poised to move into sport’s top bracket of earners and marketing analysts are predicting the 25 year-old Scot could dramatically multiply his off-court earnings

Britain’s LTA Is Hoping For A Surge In Tennis Interest From Murray’s Win

With Andy Murray finally a Grand Slam champion as well as an Olympic gold medalist, Britain’s tennis chief is hoping the success of the Scot will jump charge tennis in his home nation

Andy Murray Finally Wins A Major

Andy Murray finally ended the 76 years long wait for a British male Grand Slam winner when he beat defending champion Novak Djokovic to win the US Open

Novak Djokovic Now Aiming To Regain Number One Ranking

Novak Djokovic refused to be disconsolate after losing his US Open title to Andy Murray and insisted his aim for the remainder of 2012 is to reclaim the world no.1 ranking

Britons And Scotsmen Are Hoping For Andy Murray To Win Today

Andy Murray was guaranteed some VIP support from his fellow Scots in today’s US Open final against Novak Djokovic.

US Open 2012 – Murray and Berdych said…

It affects a lot because I have a higher toss. Then when I'm not able to serve and go for the first serve and not making some points

Andy Murray Qualifies For London

Andy Murray’s progression to an eighth semi-final in the last ten Grand Slam events with a four sets win over Marin Cilic was sufficient to clinch qualification for the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals

Andy Murray makes Raonic dance to his tune

Before the match, the leader of the new wave of young players had been a little confrontational, stating that Murray would “find it tough to get my serve back”

Samantha Stosur proves too strong for Laura Robson

Reigning champion Samantha Stosur proved too strong for British teenager Laura Robson when the two met in the fourth round of this year’s US Open.

Britain’s Johanna Konta Is Showing Promise

British women’s tennis continues to be upwardly mobile with new recruit Johanna Konta winning her way through to the second round of US Open

Golden Boy Andy Murray In Confident Mood

Andy Murray goes into the US Open believing more than ever that this could be the scene of his first major title. An Olympic gold medal will do that for you.