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The final tournament before next week’s Wimbledon has finally arrived as the world’s best tennis players complete their grass-court tune-ups at the Eastbourne International.
Spanish tennis star Paula Badosa has claimed “no one wants to play” Serena Williams at Wimbledon.
Serena Williams will be made to wait a little longer before her comeback appearance in Eastbourne after her doubles’ match with Ons Jabeur was scheduled last on Centre Court on Tuesday.
Welsh 14-year-old Mimi Xu begins her Wimbledon qualifying campaign on Tuesday, as she tries to become the youngest female player to reach the main draw since the open era began in 1968. The teenager takes on the USA’s Hanna Chang in the first round, but should she come through that, she will also have to win another two matches to feature in Friday’s draw.
Bhambri lost to top seed from Spain Bernabe Zapata Miralles 5-7 1-6 while Ramkumar fell 5-7 4-6 to Czech Republic's Vit Kopriva on Monday night. The 29-year-old Bhambri got off a flying start as he got an early break in the opening set and, at one point, was leading 5-3. However, despite Bhambri being an advantageous position squandered two set points and it was Miralles who took the lead.
Andy Murray faces a race against time to be fit for Wimbledon next week, but believes he is in a better position than he was ahead of the championships last year.
(Reuters) - Russian-born tennis player Natela Dzalamidze said her decision to change nationality to Georgian was motivated by her desire to play at the Olympics and that being able to compete at Wimbledon was a bonus.
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.