Archive: british-tennis-news

This Year, For the Olympics, It’s Good to be British

Britain appears to be experiencing the benefits of being the Olympic host nation as Heather Watson gained a late entry in the Women’s Singles draw

Williams About to Set an American Olympic Record

Venus Williams is about to become the first tennis player from the United States to feature in four Olympic Games

Federer and Murray Differ on How to Relax After Wimbledon

Seven-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer and losing finalist Andy Murray could not have chosen more contrasting post-Grand Slam holidays

Lendl to Coach Andy Murray From Connecticut

Ivan Lendl, coach of Wimbledon finalist Andy Murray, has the perfect antidote to tennis disappointment.

Roger Federer Declined To Carry The Swiss Flag At The Olympics

There will be another Swiss carrying the flag at the London Games on July 27 after Roger Federer turned down the chance

Good news / Bad News – Wimbledon after Wimbledon

Good news – it’s now possible to hail a taxi up the hill from Wimbledon station without resorting to elbowing an old nun out of the way

Murray Suffers Great Disappointment, But He Will Bounce Back

As the thick black cloud of abject disappointment gradually dissipates in Andy Murray’s mind after his Wimbledon final defeat

British Federation Hopes British Fan Interest Will Continue Sponsorship

Britain’s Lawn Tennis Association is hoping Andy Murray’s progression to becoming the nation’s first Wimbledon men’s singles finalist in 84 years and his emotional post-match speech that finally tugged at the heart strings of millions of doubters

KRISTEN’S KOURT: 5 Ways Andy Murray Still Won Wimbledon

I know, I know. Andy Murray didn't actually hoist up the champion's trophy at the end of his grueling match against Roger Federer.

Serena Williams, The Veteran, is Ready to Become Wimbledon Champion

Serena Williams is set to become the first Wimbledon ladies champion over the age of 30 since Martina Navratilova 22 years ago

Serena Williams Likes Playing Under the Roof

Serena Williams has been playing at Wimbledon since she was 16 years old, has won the title singles titles four times

Wimbledon Reveals Future Plans

As it rains on Wimbledon schedule and players scheduled for the roofed Centre Court appeared to gain a distinct advantage over their rivals listed for Court One