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Briton Joe Salisbury and his No 1 seed doubles partner Rajeev Ram threatened to go on strike at Wimbledon in a furious tirade at the umpire over a controversial Hawkeye review.
British world No 1 doubles star Joe Salisbury and his partner Rajeev Ram were embroiled in a heated argument with umpire Fergus Murphy when they disagreed with a call from the Hawk-Eye system during their Wimbledon doubles quarter-final. The top-seeded duo had break point against Nicolas Mahut and Edouard Roger-Vasselin but were unable to convert it following the Hawk-Eye challenge and called the supervisor to court, refusing to play.
Venus Williams and Jamie Murray will team up to compete in the mixed doubles at Wimbledon. After much speculation, it has been confirmed the tennis legend will take to the hallowed turf at the All-England Club once again.
For the first time since he earned the distinction, the No 1 men’s tennis player in the world returned to home soil at Queen’s Club to compete not too far from where he grew up. Joe Salisbury has won four grand slam titles overall and has occupied the top ranking for 12 weeks and counting. As the second youngest person inside the top 25, at 30 years old he is only just beginning.
Unstoppable top seed Iga Swiatek marched into the last 16 at Roland Garros with her 31st straight win.
Emma Raducanu's "strange" coaching set-up does not allow her priority over British doubles players to get time with LTA coach Louis Cayer. Following her second-round defeat at the French Open, John McEnroe claimed the "revolving door of coaches" since the British No 1 won the US Open has hindered her career.
British star Joe Salisbury will become the world No 1 doubles player on Monday, overtaking Mate Pavic after the Croatian lost his match in the round of 16 at the Miami Open.
Great Britain is set to have only its third-ever world No 1 tennis player, with Joe Salisbury to follow in the footsteps of both Andy and Jamie Murray. Salisbury will move to the top of the world doubles rankings following this week's action at the Miami Open.