Tennis-Nadal, and his foot, under scrutiny as he chases third Wimbledon title
By Pritha Sarkar
Tennis Sport News
Wildcard Serena is the ultimate Wimbledon question mark
NEW YORK : Serena Williams, an indomitable force for the best part of two decades, launches her latest bid for a record-equalling 24th Grand Slam at Wimbledon next week as the tournament's biggest question mark after ending a year-long absence from competition.
Favourite, but can Swiatek solve grasscourt puzzle?
LONDON : Poland's Iga Swiatek makes no secret of her use of sports psychology and may need all her powers of positive thinking to plot her way to the Wimbledon title.
Nadal, and his foot, under scrutiny as he chases third Wimbledon title
LONDON : When Wimbledon rolls out the lush green carpet to welcome Rafael Nadal at the championships for the first time in three years next week, it will be the Spaniard's foot, rather than his formidable forehand, that will be scrutinised to the nth degree.
Former Wimbledon champions eyeing up window of opportunity in open women's draw
While the fortunes of world number one Iga Swiatek and home hope Emma Raducanu are set dominate the early headlines at Wimbledon this year, a quartet of former champions will be eagerly eyeing the wide open women's draw.
A very different Wimbledon experience ahead for home hope Raducanu
LONDON : Can it really be only 12 months ago that Emma Raducanu introduced herself to Wimbledon as a beaming, joyous 18-year-old happy to even be invited to the tournament on the back of a WTA career consisting of one match and one straight-sets defeat.
Djokovic and Nadal handed Wimbledon boost as No 3 seed Ruud casts doubt on hopes of win
Wimbledon No 3 seed Casper Ruud may have handed Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal a psychological boost heading into the tournament by admitting he is still not feeling comfortable on grass. The Norwegian made it to the final of the French Open earlier this year before he was beaten in straight sets by Nadal, and is expected to be one of the big two's main challengers at SW19 this year, along with the likes of Matteo Berrettini and Carlos Alcaraz.
Andy Murray: I did not know that my mother had been sexually assaulted
Andy Murray has said he did not know about his mother's sexual assault, revealing that he was “angry and upset” when he heard about the incident.