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Taylor Fritz not surprised to see Arthur Fery breaking through at Wimbledon

The 23-year-old wild card will face Flavio Cobolli on Centre Court on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Nick Kyrgios handed warning over tennis future after Battle of the Sexes ‘gimmick’

The Australian prevailed in the Dubai exhibition, but could not escape criticism, with former US Open finalist Greg Rusedski unimpressed by the spectacle ahead of a planned ATP Tour comeback

The Independent UK

Ex-British tennis star brands ‘Battle of the Sexes’ clash a ‘gimmick’

Aryna Sabalenka will face Nick Kyrgios in an exhibition match later this month

The Independent UK

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Wimbledon fans face travel delays as they race to see Cameron Norrie

There were ‘severe delays’ across the District, Central, and Hammersmith and City lines on Tuesday morning.

Evening Standard

6 memorable times line judges and line calling took centre stage at Wimbledon

This year’s Championships will be the first with no line judges on court.

The Independent UK

Jack Draper joins short list of British men to reach grand slam semi-finals

A look at the seven previous British men to reach the last four of one of tennis’ major events.

The Independent UK

Midas touch: how to hit a topspin-heavy forehand like Iga Swiatek

In the first of a new series for the Olympics showing how to learn from the best, we look at the gold medal favourite for the women’s singles tennis at Paris 2024. Her forehand is almost untouchable on clay – this is how to incorporate it into your own game

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Wimbledon diary: Stephen Fry spotted, Clijsters the Swiftie and skids

A former world No 1 admits to a soft spot for a megastar while Greg Rusedski says slipping on grass is a rite of passage

The Guardian - UK

I thought Andy Murray would win Wimbledon – but dared not say so

The former BBC tennis correspondent was quick to recognise the ruthless streak in the young Scot, but was too cautious to predict on air he would become a major champion

The Guardian - UK

On This Day in 2007 – Greg Rusedski retires from tennis after Davis Cup success

Rusedski partnered Jamie Murray to a crucial doubles win over Robin Haase and Rogier Wassen.

The Independent UK

Star touch for the Rovers Return as celebrities line up to drink at the bar

Princess Anne became the latest famous face to visit the iconic Coronation Street pub, joining a long list that includes Ed Sheeran, Tom Jones, and even the late Queen

Daily Mirror

Greg Rusedski almost pulled out of 1997 US Open due to Princess Diana's death

Greg Rusedski enjoyed a remarkable run to the US Open final 25 years ago at Flushing Meadows, however, he almost missed out on his best Grand Slam campaign following the tragic death of Princess Diana

Daily Mirror

Cameron Norrie: The making of Britain’s Wimbledon quarter-finalist... from a sawn-off squash racket to 10k Covid runs

LTA staff still talk of the thin, slightly spotty 16-year-old who first walked through the doors of the National Tennis Centre in Roehampton after an 11,000-mile trip to relocate from New Zealand.

Evening Standard

ITV Good Morning Britain blunder as Greg Rusedski swears live on air

Fans on Twitter were quick to pick up on the swear word

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Novak Djokovic will be "angry" and "hurting" with turbulent year ahead of Wimbledon

Motivation won't be an issue for Novak Djokovic as he attempts to retain his Wimbledon crown, with Greg Rusedski suggesting the Serb will be "hurt" and "angry" following this year's developments

Daily Mirror

Novak Djokovic backed to be ‘ready’ for French Open title defence despite difficult 2022

World No.1 Novak Djokovic has endured a difficult start to 2022 triggered by the Australian Open controversy, but the Serb is being backed to find form ahead of Roland Garros

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