The Incredible Story Of Mansour Bahrami, Tennis' ''Most Naturally Gifted Player Ever''

“We are here to entertain,” insists tennis icon Mansour Bahrami. “If you want to be a great champion you [ ... ]

Farewell To The Fab Four? Enjoy Federer, Nadal, Djokovic And Murray While You Can

Almost a century ago, four men entered their names into tennis folklore. A foursome from France, cutthroat, ruthless, peerless, [ ... ]

Netflix Doc 'Settling The Score' Shines Light On One Of Sport's Great Injustices

Sporting injustices have tarnished the game throughout history, but the injustices that go under the radar are even more [ ... ]

Is It Time To Change Australia's Margaret Court Arena To Honour Evonne Goolagong?

“My vote goes to Evonne Goolagong. “Evonne is the embodiment of what a role model or hero truly is. Her heritage, [ ... ]

Long Live The King Of Clay! Nadal's Fifteen Year Love Affair With The French Open

A million seconds is eleven and a half days, yet a billion seconds is 31 years and seven months.  There are some numbers [ ... ]

From Stockport Rebel To Hollywood Favourite, How Fred Perry Conquered The World

“I’m a great believer in trying to look the part. It’s a fetish with me.” For the longest time, [ ... ]

Why John McEnroe Epitomises The Best In Tennis And How It Can Strive To Be Better

It’s nearing the end of the long, hot summer. The year is 1984. You’ve got your Member’s Only jacket on [ ... ]

Remembering Little Mo, The Grand Slam Winning 'Killer In Pigtails'

No other player has arguably had such a profound effect on tennis, in such a tragically short space of time than Maureen [ ... ]

Djokovic's Disqualification Disaster And Other Tennis Stars Who Struck Spectators

The look of horror hit Novak Djokovic almost as quickly as the tennis ball that rifled into the throat of the line judge, [ ... ]

Serena Williams Doesn't Need The Grand Slam Record - She's Already The GOAT

There is no benefit in asking when it will end, just be glad that it’s happened. And still happening. Across nearly [ ... ]

Talent, Humility and Grace, £28M Naomi Osaka Is Worth Every Penny

“I know that everyone was cheering for her, and I’m sorry it had to end like this.” This wasn’t [ ... ]

Arthur Ashe, The History-Making Trailblazer Who Transcended Tennis

Arthur Ashe is the only black man to win the singles title at each of Wimbledon, the US Open, and the Australian Open.  [ ... ]

Helen Jacobs, The Wimbledon Winner, Gay Rights Champion And World War II Spy

America in the 1930s was about fighting the gloom of the Great Depression.  The 102 storey Empire State Building went [ ... ]

Rod Laver: The Net-Jumping Genius Federer Considers The Best Of All Time

What happens if at first you don’t succeed? Dust yourself off and try again. It took Rod Laver years for his redemption.  [ ... ]

Three Perfect Tennis Rackets For Beginners That'll Make You King Of The Court

They call horse racing ‘the sport of kings’ but in truth it’s tennis that can claim the sporting crown. [ ... ]

The Reign Of The Renshaws: When Tennis' Twin Rockets Smashed Wimbledon

Starter for ten: which male tennis player has won the most consecutive men’s singles titles at Wimbledon? Federer? [ ... ]

The Day A Flawless Fred Perry Stormed Wimbledon To Win A £25 Shopping Voucher

“Packed Centre Court sees strenuous struggles for Championships!’ screamed the Pathé title card. “Winners [ ... ]

40 Years On From Borg, McEnroe And The Greatest Wimbledon Match Ever

In a match that is widely regarded as arguably the greatest-ever to be played at Wimbledon, Bjorn Borg took on John McEnroe [ ... ]

The Tennis Podcast Is All You Need To Get Through The Wimbledon Blues

Having planned, once again, to broadcast everyday through this year’s Grand Slam tournaments, The Tennis Podcast bounced [ ... ]

History Makers, Record Breakers And Pimms: Why Wimbledon Is The Grandest Of Slams

Weep in the realisation that this should have been the week of Wimbledon, arguably the most anticipated Grand Slam and hottest [ ... ]

Emerging From The Shadow Of Chernobyl: How Sharapova Went Nuclear

“If Chernobyl never happened, my life would be very different. I probably wouldn’t even be playing tennis.” [ ... ]

The King Of Clay: Rafael Nadal's 15 Year Dominance Of The French Open

“Movements. That’s the main thing. Movements and measuring the balls that you can take a risk and the balls [ ... ]

Steel, Spirit And Stamina: Tennis Icon Andre Agassi Turns 50

Only seven male tennis players in history have won the Wimbledon singles title, the Australian, the French, and the US Open, [ ... ]

Andy Murray Can Still Compete But Has Nothing Left To Prove, Says Greg Rusedski

Andy Murray knows a thing or two about creating history. The man who became Great Britain’s first Wimbledon champion [ ... ]

Andy Murray Looking At Miami Open Return After Extended Injury Lay-Off

Andy Murray is targeting a return to the court at the Miami Open later this month ending his extended absence from the game. [ ... ]

Maria Sharapova Deserves Respect For Taking Female Earnings To A Whole New Level

Maria Sharapova has called time on her glistening career having won every single Grand Slam event and established herself [ ... ]

Why The Next Month Is Vital For Andy Murray And His Wimbledon And Olympic Dreams

Sir Andy Murray’s hopes of competing at Wimbledon this year and defending his Olympic title in Tokyo have been thrown [ ... ]

An Open Victory Would Be Huge For Ash Barty, But Even Bigger For Australia

Ashleigh Barty has reached the semi-finals of the Australian Open for the first time in her career following her victory [ ... ]

Performance Over Outcome: Why Federer Is Still A Beast On The Court At Nearly 40

The superlative-defying Swiss is at it again. Roger Federer has muscled his way into the Australian Open Semi-Finals, for [ ... ]

Forget The Hip, It's The Hugs That Make The Andy Murray Documentary So Great

Andy Murray has no personality, right? No sense of humour? Turns out, that’s all utter nonsense. The British tennis [ ... ]