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It’s here. The summer of grass has arrived at the home of tennis. What could be more glorious? The aperitifs, Queen’s Club, Nottingham, Birmingham, Eastbourne, as well as grass events in Germany and the Netherlands, are done and dusted and now fans, over half a million of them over the coming fortnight, will head to…
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The scene seemed very familiar and almost timeless, as Tommy Paul beat Lorenzo Musetti in the singles final of the annual pre-Wimbledon tournament at The Queen’s Club, on a perfect grass court in front of the beautiful Victorian pavilion. But, in the background, the prospect of significant changes is growing. The towering temporary stands around…
Tommy Paul captured his third Tour title by defeating Lorenzo Musetti in straight sets at the Queen’s Club where he required just 88-minutes to dispatch his Italian opponent 6-1 7-6(8) in the cinch Championships final. I’m happy to get the win today but I’m happy to share the court with you Tommy Paul Paul, the…
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Not surprising perhaps, but after Thursday’s efforts and the ensuing attention it created, Jack Draper couldn’t follow up with another win on the Queen’s Club grass courts to crash out of the cinch Championships at the quarter final stage. I was definitely having to pick myself up. I felt quite flat at times, Jack DRaper…
Men’s professional tennis has seen a rich history of elite performers, rivalries, and characters that have captivated fans across generations. As new stars emerge, the global profile of the sport continues to rise, maintaining an upward trajectory since the game went professional in 1968. From legends like Rod Laver and Bjorn Borg to modern-day greats…
