Tennis
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Federer calls time on prosperous career
Roger Federer announced Thursday he was to retire from competitive tennis next week, bringing an end to a glorious 24-year career on tour. Federer posted a heartfelt message via social media, in which the Swiss Maestro gave insight to the reasoning behind his announcement that would have been dreaded by…
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King Carlos on top of the world
The fourth and final tennis major of 2022 has come and gone and for the third time in as many years the US Open has crowned a maiden Grand Slam winner in the men’s draw. The 142nd edition of the American major delivered prime entertainment and a new champion as…
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Sporting highlights this weekend
With the postponement of football in the United Kingdom in response to the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, we look at three alternative sporting events to keep an eye out for this weekend. RB Leipzig vs Borussia Dortmund Football elsewhere in Europe continues as normal and one of…
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Serena bows out on her own terms
The 142nd edition of the US Open gets underway on Monday and as the younger generation continues to infiltrate the tennis landscape, one of the sport’s ultimate stalwarts will be hanging up her racket in the next fortnight. Serena Williams will go down as one of, if not the greatest…
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Seventh Heaven for Novak
Sunday drew the curtain on the 135th Wimbledon Championships after what was an enchanting fortnight at the All England Club. For the first time in Wimbledon history, the reigning no.1 and no.2 ranked Men’s players were both missing from the tournament. World no.1 Daniil Medvedev was unaccounted for due to…
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Djokovic desperate for Wimbledon coup
With the 2022 grass-court season in full force, attention turns to the oldest and most prestigious tennis major. The 135th Wimbledon Championships get underway on Monday, June 27th, and it will be up to the young guns to oust two of the sport’s long-serving competitors. ✨ 🏆 ✨#Wimbledon | #CentreCourt100…
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