In response to the article I wrote about Neil Harman in the week (see HERE), it was revealed on Friday that he has been suspended by the Times pending an investigation. Now we can focus on some actual, relevant tennis! The Citi Open hosts a joint event next week with an ATP 500 and WTA…
It’s been three weeks since the conclusion of Wimbledon and finally, we have some relevant tennis to get excited about. To be honest, as tennis fans we are continually spoilt and that’s the case for the next two months with non-stop tennis up to the US Open. The time after Wimby is always odd with…
Of the four Grand Slams, Wimbledon has been the one I was most excited for when it came to the men. There really is no clear favourite. The Wimbledon grass court formula has seen Andy Murray bumped up to number three in the seedings to represent the “big four” with Novak Djokovic at one, Rafael…
WIMBLEDON HAS ARRIVED. Main draw action kicks off on Monday at 11.30am on the outside courts and at 1pm on the two show courts. Last year, it was Marion Bartoli who claimed the title in what was a wacky and exciting Wimbledon draw. Serena Williams is the number one seed, but comes into the tournament…
The womens draw at Eastbourne is always one of the most difficult to predict. As per usual, the draw is loaded and has delivered some fantastic first round matches. Agnieszka Radwanska and Petra Kvitova are the top two seeds and are joined by Victoria Azarenka who is making her first appearance on the WTA tour…
Rafael Nadal conquered Roland Garros for the ninth time with a 3-6 7-5 6-2 6-4 over Novak Djokovic in Sunday. It was a final that had its moments, but never quite got going. Now we move very quickly on to the grass… keep up! Last year, I completely sucked at predicting anything correct on the…
THE GRASS COURT SEASON IS HERE. HIP HIP HOORAY! I could not be more excited that June has arrived and tennis is coming to the UK. Moo’s Tennis Blog will be covering EVERYTHING during the next four weeks so please stay tuned! I’ll be at the AEGON International in Eastbourne for three days next week…
The early stages of the mens draw don’t look particularly tempting although things should get very interesting in the second week. Rafael Nadal has not been at his sensational best despite winning Madrid and reaching the final in Rome. Novak Djokovic looks to be over his wrist injury and has a crucial win over Rafa…
The second Grand Slam of the year will begin on Sunday morning with Serena Williams headlining the field. Roland Garros have adopted the early Sunday start for a number of years now. Last year was the first one where they fully committed to the weekend start with many of the top players opening on day…
I love this stage of the tennis season because there is just so much going on. We are just two weeks away from the second Grand Slam of the year in Paris and Rome is now on our doorstep. Comparing Rome and Madrid, there is just no competition. Rome is a much better tournament and…
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