British Wimbledon hopeful has "great opportunity" as ex-coach hails key qualities

Tyson Fury running in Morecambe

Rafa Nadal reacts to winning French Open at Roland-Garros

Swiatek beats Gauff to win French Open title

Canadian GP: Felipe Massa and Carlos Sainz CRASH OUT

Rafael Nadal: Hard to sleep after Australian Open victory

Bernard Tomic serves incredible underarm at Erste Bank Open

Jarrod Bowen: England call is everything you dream of growing up

England train at St. George's Park

Sergio Perez extends contract with Red Bull Racing until 2024

Wilder announces boxing return following double defeat by Tyson Fury

Tim Henman and Kyle Edmund have fun ahead of Wimbledon

Ferrari: Mick Schumacher drives in father's title-winning car

F1 preview: A lap of the Monaco Grand Prix

Halle Open: Federer defeats Tsonga to reach quarter final

Vettel admits Aston Martin car 'isn't where they want it to be'

McIlroy enjoys flying start to set pace at PGA Championship

Young British tennis star Jay Clarke is set to compete at this year's Wimbledon and his ex-coach and brother believes he has a "great oppurtunity" on the grass-court surfaces. The 23-year-old will be making his fourth appearance at The Championships after making his debut in 2018.

The biggest moment of Clarke's career came when he reached the second round at the All-England Club in 2019, and played against the great Roger Federer. He managed to push the Swiss Maestro to a second set tiebreak, before succumbing to a 2-6, 6-7(3), 1-6 defeat.

The 2018 mixed doubles semi-finallist is due to begin his campaign against American qualifier Chris Harrison tomorrow and his brother and ex-coach Curtis Clarke is keen to see his younger sibling play his best tennis in front of his home crowd. "I think Jay has a great opportunity next week, he's always played very good on