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Don't blame Tim Henman or Andy Murray - our Wimbledon failure is down to Britain's tennis chiefs
by ScottishFootballBlog .
July 04, 2008
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We have to go back to Fred Perry and Virginia Wade for our last men's and women's title winners. If only more of that massive SW19 cash pot had been invested correctly.
Tennis | July 04, 2008 | ScottishFootballBlog, . | (1) Comments
An all-Williams final was somewhat predictable - even if there were an increased number of upsets at this year's Wimbledon. As more and more talented young women join the WTA tour, the signs are that this trend will continue.
Tennis | July 04, 2008 | Chris, Goldsmith | (0) Comments
For the first time in five years, the sisters will meet in the final of a Grand Slam, but not before some anxious moments for younger sister Serena in the semi-final.
Tennis | July 04, 2008 | Gregory, Lanzenberg | (0) Comments
World No.1 Roger Federer has been one of the greatest champions at SW19 ever, but his winning streak is about to come to an end.
Tennis | July 04, 2008 | Umar, Pirzada | (0) Comments
Despite his Wimbledon defeat by Rafael Nadal, the British No.1 is about to climb into the world's top ten - and he now has the confidence and fitness to make the top five in 2009.
Tennis | July 03, 2008 | Chris, Goldsmith | (0) Comments
The Spaniard has improved beyond all recognition on grass and he's younger and fitter than Federer. Maybe it's time for a changing of the guard.
Tennis | July 03, 2008 | rohit, sakunia | (0) Comments
The world's top two are destined to meet again in the men's final on Sunday because no one else has their mental, physical or tactical know-how.
Tennis | July 03, 2008 | Gregory, Lanzenberg | (0) Comments
The 14-year-old is taking junior Wimbledon by storm and raising hopes that we could be seeing another Virginia Wade in the making.
There's a wide gulf between the top two of Federer and Nadal and everyone else, but the young Scot has proved more than once at Wimbledon that he's capable of reaching the top five.
Tennis | July 03, 2008 | ScottishFootballBlog, . | (0) Comments
It’s hard to see anything but a showdown between the world’s top two in next Sunday’s Wimbledon men’s singles final. But this Sportingo author is backing the Swiss master to keep his amazing run going.
Tennis | July 01, 2008 | Ed, Verren | (0) Comments
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