Australia’s Heath Davidson will make his Wimbledon debut today in what is guaranteed to be a tasty head to head with Britain’s Andy Lapthorne
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South Africa’s Kgothatso Montjane will once again be looking to make her mark at Wimbledon as she begins her singles campaign against Yui Kamiji
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With his bullying backhand and fighting spirit it’s fair to say Alfie Hewett has all the skills in his locker to add many more Grand Slam titles to his name over the course of his career.
And heading into this years Wimbledon he’s hoping that the work he’s been putting in during training will lead to increased confidence on the green stuff and will ultimately see him claim his first singles title at Wimbledon, whether that happens this year or at a future Championships
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Abbie Breakwell is a British tennis player whose star is well and truly on the rise and during the inaugural wheelchair tennis draw at Eastbourne crowds have been able to watch her on court alongside some of the worlds best in the women’s game.
She’s also a great character and ambassador for the sport of wheelchair tennis and so we’ve asked her to give us her thoughts on life competing at Devonshire Park. Over to you Abbie…..
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There was a sense of excitement as the players came onto court two at the Rothesay Classic in Birmingham today. History was about to be made and two British players – James Shaw and Antony Cotterill – were about to be part of it.
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Calm, relaxed and in control. That’s exactly how Lucy Shuker looked as she patrolled the baseline in her opening singles match against China’s ZhenZhen Zhu. And when it came to showcasing just how good she is at the net, well the Brit didn’t falter there either, a couple of nicely timed drop shots causing her opponent plenty trouble.
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