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Jodie Burrage is feeling "inspired" by the success of her "good friends" and fellow Brits ahead of Wimbledon. The world No 169 is one of a pack of home players who have enjoyed good results on the grass this season, already reaching a final in Ilkley and upsetting world No 4 Paula Badosa in Eastbourne. And she opened up on how the Brits are all pushing each other to achieve more.
"It doesn't surprise me United have bought him because they have a great eye for a young player. United have done well again to see the potential in the guy.
Vanessa Demopoulos on juggling stripping and fighting careers
Darts champion Michael van Gerwen has trolled Manchester United, with Dutch compatriot Erik ten Hag still yet to rubber-stamp his first signing for the club.
Rafa Nadal reacts to winning French Open at Roland-Garros
Emma Raducanu has been drawn against Belgian Alison van Uytvanck in the first round of Wimbledon. The British No. 1's participation in the tournament is still unclear given her recovery from a side strain, but if she does make the start line then a test against the world No.
Emma Raducanu has got what it takes “to just go there and win” major championships, according to Eurosport tennis analyst Alex Corretja. Corretja spoke about the US Open champion’s chances ahead of Wimbledon next week and insisted that she can be dangerous despite struggling to find consistency since her stunning triumph as a qualifier in New York last year. Ad/> “She needs consistency, she needs to practice, she needs to be committed to her style and to the way she wants to play," said Corretja.
Wimbledon has announced record prize money for this summer’s tournament as it seeks to avert a player boycott after being stripped of ranking points over its ban on Russians and Belarussians.