Archive: wimbledon

This is Not A Good Open For Australian Players

It's all about lost pride in Australia after an historic collapse of national hopes over the first three days of the Open.

Baker Has Severe Knee Injury At The Open

Brian Baker’s heartrending misfortune struck again as the American whose determination last year jettisoned him from the depths of the Futures Circuit.

Baghdatis Says Mouratoglou Is Fortunate

Coach Patrick Mouratoglou helped lead Serena Williams to the 2012 Wimbledon title, the Olympic gold medal and 2012 US Open crown.

Petkovic Hopes She Is Finally Getting Started On The Long Road Back

If awards were given for the most unfortunate tennis player of the last few months then Germany’s Andrea Petkovic.

Backwards and Forwards

Looking back, it was an amazing year. It started off with the 6 hour final Down Under between Nole and Rafa.

Cash Offers To Coach Tomic

Former Wimbledon champion Pat Cash, himself a self-admitted ‘wild colonial boy’, has formally offered to help his fellow Australian Bernard Tomic.

Wimbledon Profits Increased in 2012

All the numbers are looking good for Britain’s affluent Lawn Tennis Association and none is better than 7% rise in profits

Andy Murray is Off To Toronto, But His Dogs Play With Olympic Medals

Andy Murray's gold and silver Olympic medals didn't stay in his possession long, with his pair of mischievous dogs getting their paws on them

Andy Murray Plays His Perfect Match

Andy Murray produced the perfect match of his life to dispel the memory of those distraught tears of just a month ago and make the man many regard as the greatest player tennis has ever known

Serena Williams Joins Tennis History

Serena Williams has joined Steffi Graf as the second Golden Girl in tennis after winning the top Olympic medal to write another page in history.

Roger Federer is Seeing The Olympic’s Big Picture

Roger Federer has boosted his Wimbledon confidence even further with his three-set winning start over Alejandro Falla at the London Olympic tournament.

Wimbledon to Back Up One Week on the Calendar

Sense has finally been brought to bear with the All England Club’s announcement that an extra week will be placed between the French Open and Wimbledon

KRISTEN’S KOURT: Are the Olympics Just a Wimbledon Do-Over?

The 2012 London Olympics are less than two weeks away. If you're a major sports fan like I am, then you are most likely counting down the days until opening ceremonies commence.