Martin is a scriptwriter of plays and screenplays, including a biopic of Shakespeare, www.theshakespeareplays.com. He is an experienced journalist, writing on cinema for The Script Lab as well as on sport for LastWordSports.com/tennis and LastWordOnSports.com/Football.com. A poet, having written a collection of short poems, entitled Shards, extracts from which have been broadcast on BBC Radio 3, Martin is married with three children and lives in London, UK.
As has become customary in recent years, Martin Keady, our resident tennis historian, looks back at 2020, beginning with the…
It is rare for there to be a swan song without an audience, but that is exactly what is happening…
Andrey Rublev must hate the sight of Paris. In the last six weeks or so, it is the only place…
2020 has been the most extraordinary and the most extraordinarily disrupted year in living memory, in tennis as in every…
It is a crying shame that just as women’s tennis is getting really interesting, it is effectively about to grind…
As we approach the end of the first week of the French Open, the favourites for the Men’s Singles title…
Fifty years on from the launch of the Women’s Tennis Association, it seems fitting that women’s tennis, at least at…
Whatever happens in New York this weekend, there will be a new king of the city, or at least its…
Alejandro Davidovich Fokina (or ADF as he will surely come to be called) may just have invented a new tennis…
During the long coronavirus lockdown, British tennis players, like the tennis players of most countries, largely had to settle for…
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