ATP Tennis Tour

The Association of Tennis Professionals or ATP Tour was formed in 1972 to protect the interests of top professional players, but only began to wield significant power after wrestin

Leading British Performances

British legend Fred Perry achieved many successes in his tennis career, but there was one that he was particular

US Open Tennis

The US Open can lay claim to being one of the oldest tennis tournaments in the world, having first been staged in 1881, although initially separate US Opens were s

British US Open

Since the open era began, two British male players have reached the final of the US Open, but both finished on the losing side.

In 1997 Greg Rusedski battled his way through

Wimbledon Tennis Club

The first Wimbledon Championships took place at a site off Worple Road, Wimbledon Tennis Club, where

Wimbledon History

Wimbledon began in 1877 when the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club staged its first championships at a site off Worple Road. From a starting field of 22 Old Harrovian Spence

Wimbledon Prize Money

Rod Laver's reward for winning the first Wimbledon men's singles title in the Open era in 1968 wa

Leading Wimbledon Players

The days when William Renshaw won six consecutive Wimbledon men's singles titles are long gone and Andy Murray finds himself having to break a 73-year duck to get a British name ba

AUSTRALIA - HISTORY

The Australian Open, to an extent, still has an image problem, being viewed in some quarters as a jealous sibling looking up to three older and more successful brothers – namely Wimbledon and the F

French Open Tennis

The French Open was first played way back in 1891, when it was somewhat exotically referred to as the Championnat de France International de Tennis.

After the legendary Mous