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Just four weeks remain before the 2020 ATP Challenger Tour comes to an end and the players will get to rest up and train in the off-season. The European indoor circuit continues in Bratislava, while the United States gets its first event since Indian Wells. It will be held in Cary, North Carolina. But back […] READ MORE
Fresh off of his victory in the US Open, Dominic Thiem takes to the court in Paris looking to lift the title at the French Open. Our panel of Yesh Ginsburg and Damian Kust offer their predictions for the Thiem vs Marin Cilic match and others on day 2. Marin Cilic vs Dominic Thiem Embed […] READ MORE
The final round of matches in the group stages arrive on Day 4. Read our predictions for the singles matches including Daniel Evans vs Ryan Peniston. READ MORE
Day 2 of this exhibition will see three more singles matches to predict, including the high quality battle between Kyle Edmund and Andy Murray. READ MORE
The Battle of the Brits begins with some intriguing match-ups. There are three matches in total, including the welcome return of Andy Murray vs Liam Broady. READ MORE
It’s been some time since we’ve seen Jurij Rodionov playing up to his talent. The Austrian did next to nothing last year but he’s back to the winners’ circle with a title in Dallas. On the other side of the globe, Mohamed Safwat took his first ATP Challenger Tour title. Failing three times at the […] READ MORE
A total of 64 matches were played on the first day of the 2020 Australian Open qualifying. With Australian news outlets advising to stay inside and not to exercise, there were some doubts whether any tennis would even be played in Melbourne. Three hours and 20 minutes until Australian Open qualifying is due to start… […] READ MORE
Kyle Edmund has begun the season in fine fashion, while Andy Murray has yet to feature on tour due to injury. The 30-year old former World #1 has struggled with a hip injury since Wimbledon and is far from his peak now. It now looks like Britain has a passing of the guard in terms […] READ MORE
With Britain without its top two ranked players for the Davis Cup first round tie against Spain, on clay in Marbella, it was going to be a difficult task for Team GB to move into the quarter-finals. Liam Broady and Cameron Norrie would each make their first appearances. Andy Murray is recovering from hip surgery, and Kyle […] READ MORE
Facing Spaniards is never easy, especially in Spain and on their beloved clay. That is the ultimate challenge Great Britain faces when the Davis Cup team will be attempting to make the quarterfinal stage of the World Group for the fifth successive year. The 2015 champions have been ultra reliable at the highest level of […] READ MORE