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.
Continuing our series on 1968: The Year That Changed Tennis, Martin Keady, our resident tennis historian, looks back at the…
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Continuing our series on 1968: The Year That Changed Tennis, Martin Keady, our resident tennis historian, looks back at Wimbledon…
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Before Last Word on Tennis begins its series on “1968: The Year That Changed Tennis”, which commemorates the 50th anniversary…
Once again, it is looking likely that Rafael Nadal will be crowned “the King of Monte Carlo.” He has already…
The greatness (or otherwise) of your opponent determines the greatness (or otherwise) of your victory. That is why even the…
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