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BBC duo John McEnroe and Sue Barker have come under fire for pledging support to convicted criminal Boris Becker during a live broadcast at Wimbledon 2022.
John McEnroe believes it must be “tiring to opponents” to constantly hear Rafael Nadal say “I didn’t feel my foot, I couldn’t even feel it!”
The romance didn't last very long or so it seemed. As early as the opening game of the first-round clash, a spectator shouted 'Come on Kwon' as Djokovic prepared to serve at 40-30. It sounded more like a stand against the Serbian rather than support for the Karaoke-loving South Korean Soonwoo Kwon. And when the world No. 81 ripped a forehand down-the-line to break early in the set, the shout appeared to split the roof that was drawn over the iconic facility on a rain-interrupted afternoon.
Sue Barker sent an emotional on-air message of support to her jailed former colleague Boris Becker on the opening day of Wimbledon.
The underarm serve has been made popular in recent times by Nick Kyrgios, and is the subject of derision in some quarters - just ask Rafael Nadal- but is a tactic rarely seen among the game’s very best.
Andy Murray left John McEnroe asking "Is this Kyrgios or Murray?" during the Brit's Wimbledon opener against James Duckworth on Monday. Murray fancies his chances of going deep at Wimbledon this year after a decent grasscourt run to the final in Stuttgart.
Tennis legend John McEnroe has given his thoughts on Rafael Nadal's fitness and his potential mindset coming into Wimbledon. The 36-year-old has suffered from chronic foot issues in recent years – and the injury flared up again as he won a 14th French Open title. The 22-time Grand Slam singles champion would subsequently travel to Barcelona after that win to begin radiofrequency treatment, which numbs the nerves on a temporary basis.
Tyson Fury running in Morecambe