Archive: british-tennis-news

Andy Roddick Misses Wimbledon

Less than a year after his sudden retirement from tennis, Andy Roddick is the first to admit that he misses Wimbledon

Andy Murray’s Patience May Pay Off

The time-honoured belief that patience is a virtue isn’t something that’s always been paramount in the mind of Andy Murray.

Not an Overnight Sensation! – By Dr. Don Brosseau

It's been 8 months since I picked Jerzy Janowicz as the future of men's pro tennis and the next great star.

Wimbledon – Schedule and Draws (07/04/13)

Take a look at all the latest draws and schedules from Wimbledon 2013

Jerzy Janowicz Is Becoming A Standout

Jerzy Janowicz, the 24th seeded Pole who is shaping up as the biggest threat to Britain’s own Andy Murray progressing through to Wimbledon’s final for a second year in succession

Laura Robson Increases Her Marketability With Each Wimbledon Victory

Win or lose in today’s Wimbledon’s fourth round, Britain’s Laura Robson has doubled her earning potential by reaching the second week of the Championships

Jamie Baker Retires – Can’t Afford The Tour

Britain’s Jamie Baker, one of the most unfortunate but determined players ever to pick up a racket, has announced his retirement from the sport aged 26 years of age but he just cannot afford it anymore.

John Tomic Continues To Work With His Son Away From The Tournament

Bernard Tomic’s father and coach John is banned from the tournament at Wimbledon for allegedly head butting his son’s hitting partner back in May

Andy Murray May Be Living Lendl’s Dream

Coach Ivan Lendl may be living vicariously through Andy Murray as the Scot enters the second week of Wimbledon

Novak Djokovic Finds It Helpful To Visit Nearby Buddhist Temple

Novak Djokovic is finding peace and tranquility amid the hectic pace of the Wimbledon Championships, with the top seed and some of his team occasionally taking refuge for quiet moments in a local Buddhist temple.

Andy Murray’s Biggest Triumphs and Heartaches at Wimbledon – By Matt Cronin

Britain’s Andy Murray will enter the second week of Wimbledon with his best chance ever to win the title.

To Be or Not To Be: The 5th Set Tiebreak

John Isner may be out of play at this year's championships at Wimbledon, but his name is still a big presence on the grounds - more specifically on and around Court 18.

From Boodles to Aorangi and finally AELTC (Better known as Wimbledon)

Pancho and I are having the best time. You've read about the great event that Aegon put on at The Queens Club and The fundraiser put on in Ross Hutchins honor.