I love Eastbourne. I’m sorry for bleeting on about it but if you ever get the chance to visit this tournament, do it! While it obviously doesn’t quite have the grandeur of a Slam, it’s an absolute must for a crazy tennis fan. You get to see so much! Here’s another post about what happened…
I can report that it is a little damp today in Eastbourne… OK, it’s chucking it down! Hopefully it should clear by the middle of the afternoon (being hopeful). Originally, the forecast said it was raining all day so it would be a bonus to get a few hours of play. Hopefully all the first…
It was frustrating that the two matches on the schedule that I really wanted to see started at exactly the same time. In the end, I missed Alize Cornet v Alison Riske on Court 1 and watched Belinda Bencic and Mona Barthel on Centre. I’m a fan of both Mona and Belinda so it had…
I noticed today that the cameras were covered and nothing was streamed from Centre Court in Eastbourne today so I thought it would be nice to give a few recaps of the matches I got to watch today. The first match I watched today was the final qualifying match between Daria Gavrilova and Marina Erakovic.…
I’m in Eastbourne at the Aegon International for a couple of days and i’m pleased to say that my hotel wi-fi is good (hoorayyyyy!) so i’ll try and get some posts out during the week while i’m here if i’m still awake. I had an absolute nightmare train journey coming down. You know that sinking…
I will be trying to catch as many first round matches in Eastbourne as I can! I’m a bit tied up so there won’t be a tournament preview this week. However, with the 16 byes in the draw and quite a few uncertainties with players going deep in Birmingham, this is a tournament where it’s…
I’ll be switching my focus from Birmingham to Eastbourne now as the 2015 Aegon International is set to begin. I’m heading down to Eastbourne on Saturday, a little croaky and sniffly (sorry to anyone who has to sit next to me), ready for three full days of live grass court tennis. Eastbourne is my favourite…
The last week or two has seen player announcements for the 2015 grass court tennis tournaments. As a Brit, I always follow updates with excitement and this year is particularly interesting with an extra week added to the grass court season.  For the WTA, Birmingham has sealed the lucrative middle week, while Eastbourne remains the…
Wow. Madison Keys defeated Angelique Kerber in a magnificent Eastbourne final, 6-3 3-6 7-5, lasting one hour and 55 minutes. Keys hit a whopping 60 winners to 48 unforced errors as she held her nerve tremendously well to break Kerber’s serve in the final game of the match and convert on her fourth match point. …
Here is the final part from my trip to Eastbourne and just in time before all the excitement of Wimbledon kicks off. Both previews for Wimby will be published on Saturday, starting with the womens. If you missed the first two parts, you can read part one from Sunday HERE and part two from Monday…
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