Liam Broady vowed to continue racking up the cash against the world’s best after stunning fourth seed Casper Ruud in the second round at Wimbledon.
The world No.142 from Stockport delivered a daring, defiant display in front of a packed-out Centre Court to battle from behind against the three-time Grand Slam finalist and book his place in the last 32 for a second consecutive year.
Experienced Broady, 29, is a veteran of the gruelling tennis treadmill and in characteristically gutsy style, required all five sets to lower the colours of the highly-rated 24-year-old from Norway.