Martina Navratilova says she's cancer free: 'What a relief'
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Tired tennis courts in Leigh to get £30,000 overhaul
The tennis courts at Pennington Hall Park in Leigh are due to have a complete makeover after £30,000 of funding has been secured by Wigan Council.
Dan Evans left searching for answers after Queen's defeat continues 'embarrassing' losing streak
Dan Evans insists the show must go on despite being left searching for answers on how to snap his losing streak after another defeat on the opening day of the LTA's cinch Championships at Queen's. Evans was comfortably beaten 6-4 7-5 by American Sebastian Korda on centre court to continue a poor run of form that has seen losses at the first time of asking at the French Open, Rome Masters and Madrid Masters. Ad The defeat leaves the Birmingham-born player low on confidence ahead of Wimbledon but Evans knows he must keep plugging away in order to turn the tide.
Williams steals the show at LTA's Rothesay Classic Birmingham
Tennis legend Venus Williams rolled back the years to light up the opening day of the LTA's Rothesay Classic Birmingham with an enthralling three-set victory over Italian Camila Giorgi. The seven-time Grand Slam singles champion, 43, was a wildcard entry to the tournament and booked her place in the second round with a battling 7-6(5) 4-6 7-6(6) win over the world No.48. Ad And she said: «I am just so happy to be back.
Iga Swiatek 'open-minded' about grass season ahead of Wimbledon, expects to be 'uncomfortable' on surface
Iga Swiatek is staying open-minded” about her Wimbledon chances and says she still expects to be «uncomfortable» when starting out on grass this summer. Swiatek has been the dominant force on the WTA Tour since the start of 2022 and recently won her fourth Grand Slam title at the French Open. Ad She is also into her 64th consecutive week as world No.
Anett Kontaveit set for Wimbledon swansong
Former world number two Anett Kontaveit has announced she will retire following Wimbledon due to a back condition.
Kontaveit to retire after Wimbledon due to back injury
Estonian Anett Kontaveit, who reached a career high of number two in the world last year, said she is retiring at the age of 27 due to a degenerative back injury and will play her final tournament at Wimbledon next month.
Anett Kontaveit to retire from tennis after Wimbledon due to back injury that makes it 'impossible to continue'
Anett Kontaveit has announced she will retire from tennis after Wimbledon at the age of 27. Kontaveit is a former world No. 2 and six-time title winner on the WTA Tour.