Archive: british-tennis-news

Roger Federer Comments On Significant Rafael Nadal Upset

The second-round loss of Rafael Nadal to Czech Lukas Rosol left Roger Federer feeling that there are still some surprises left in tennis

Greetings From The Middle Sunday In Wimbledon

There are 2 other great views out at Wimbledon and that is from the roof or the press area building overlooking court 18 and the view from court 11 that gives you a beautifull view

Sven’s Blog – Wimbledon Update

Wimbledon started this year with the Arrival of the Truck that was delivering all the new adidas gear for wimbledon/olympics

Wimbledon – Results, Updates, Draws (06/30/12)

Take a look at the latest draws. Let 10sballs.com know who you pick to win Wimbledon!

Brian Baker Continues Remarkable Run – Dusan Vemic and ATP Comments

Quick Prediction: Brian Baker top 20 by Indian Wells '13

Novak Djokovic To Face Troicki In Fourth Round

Top seed and defending champion Novak Djokovic weathered an early storm to beat No. 28 seed Radek Stepanek of the Czech Republic 4-6, 6-2, 6-2, 6-2

Australian Men Shocked to Be Out of Wimbledon Competition

For the first time since 1938 the nation from Down Under doesn’t have a player in Wimbledon ’s second round.

Murray Lashes Back at Recent Charges

Wimbledon fourth seed Andy Murray, again burdened with the national hopes for a British male champion at the All England Club after a 76 years wait from Fred Perry’s last triumph

Saludos Desde Wimbledon/ Greetings From Wimbledon – Sven’s Blog

Days have been filled with rain everyday since my arrival / Los días han estado llenos de lluvia

Murray Home Advantage “HUGE”

British No. 1 Andy Murray insists home advantage could be just what he needs to take the next step in his career and win a grand slam title at Wimbledon

Andy Murray Dreams of Winning Wimbledon

Somehow, someday winning Wimbledon drives Andy Murray as Britain enters the 76th summer since a home player won the men's singles title in 1936 by Fred Perry.

McEnroe Advises Murray to Temper His Temper

John McEnroe has some unsolicited advice on controlling temper tantrums to give to Andy Murray on the eve of Wimbledon: don't let your temper spoil your tennis.