Canadian crashes out.
Not all that surprising, it's her first year of the tour and it's common for players to pick up a lot of niggles and struggle to find form. The strange thing was her winning the US Open in the first place. She's only 19, and a lot of the more sensible tennis pundits said after her grand slam win that we shouldn't expect her to excel consistently straight after.
It's like if an unknown 19 year old footballer was the surprise top scorer in the world cup, then failed to set the Premier League alight in his first senior season afterwards, with a few injuries. You wouldn't just disregard him completely following that.
Give her a few years and then we'll see if she has what it takes to consistently challenge at the top.
The Freddie Sears of tennis then.
Scoring for West Ham at a very young age in the Premier League, been at Colchester United now for years.
The Freddie Sears of tennis then.
Scoring for West Ham at a very young age in the Premier League, been at Colchester United now for years.
2025: Emma Raducanwho?
(But I hope not, obvs).
Looking tough for Andy but if anyone can do it he can.
Let's go Andy, let's go!
The big serve V metal hip Murray
Great entertainment in the evening, even if you know they both will not be around in the latter stages of the tournament
Not having a go at Murray who was world no1 before his hip problems.
Couldn't agree more. I reckon he might lose this game. He's been fortunateMurray’s body language is terrible, he’s a beaten man imo
Couldn't agree more. I reckon he might lose this game. He's been fortunate