Murray mint Jul 6 2005
Andy Murray's coach Mark Petchey was pleased there was no Wimbledon hangover for the teenager after he enjoyed a straight-sets victory over Frenchman Gregory Carraz in Rhode Island yesterday. more
Federer says he can get better Jul 5 2005
Roger Federer yesterday offered a glimmer of hope to his rivals hoping to bridge the yawning gap between them and the Wimbledon champion. more
Murray joins the Hall of Fame Jul 5 2005
Andy Murray will today bid to build on his promising run to the third round at Wimbledon when taking on France's Gregory Carraz in the first round of the ATP Campbell's Hall of Fame Tennis Championships in Newport, Rhode Island. more
Sublime Federer joins greats Jul 4 2005
Once more tears of joy and relief flowed on Centre Court yesterday. And again they belonged to Roger Federer, elegant, serene and as ruthless a Wimbledon champion as tennis has ever seen. more
'Federer can be greatest' Jul 4 2005
Roger Federer is on his way to becoming the greatest tennis player in history. more
Family pep talk inspired Williams Jul 4 2005
Venus Williams' latest Wimbledon triumph was down to teamwork fashioned by the most famous family in tennis. more
Venus boxes clever to win Jul 4 2005
Venus Williams hardly looked a winner fighting as she did with her back firmly upon the ropes for so long. more
Venus shows star quality Jul 2 2005
Venus williams was looking forward to her fifth Wimbledon final today, insisting that tennis was still the most important thing in her life. more
Murray is worth a mint Jul 2 2005
Andy Murray has eight-figure earning potential provided he lives up to his early promise on the court. more
Mills forecasts a British boom Jul 2 2005
Retiring referee Alan Mills is convinced that Britain will produce another Wimbledon champion, even if he is not around to witness it. more
Murray's marvels are good news for Henman! Jul 2 2005
Andy murray's courageous run to the third round of Wimbledon might just be the biggest boost yet to Tim Henman's chances of going all the way at the All England Club in the future. more
Ruthless Roger looks unbeatable Jul 2 2005
Roger federer looked forward to his third consecutive Wimbledon final tomorrow with supreme confidence. more
Petchey will coach Andy Jul 2 2005
Andy Murray will have Mark Petchey as his full-time coach when he plays his first event since Wimbledon next week. more
America back on centre stage Jul 2 2005
A Russian revolution may have threatened to sweep across the All England Club this year, but today the Americans will once again take centre stage on women's final day at Wimbledon. more
All hail the greatest show on earth Jul 2 2005
On a weekend when some of the world's top performers descend on London's Hyde Park, Roger Federer remains the classiest act in town. more
Rain delay helps Federer Jul 2 2005
Second seed Andy Roddick and outsider Thomas Johansson will resume their semi-final today after rain interrupted their clash at Wimbledon yesterday. more
Roddick tribute to Federer Jul 1 2005
Roger Federer has been hailed as the greatest player in tennis history by the man he is expected to meet again in Sunday's Wimbledon men's singles final. more
Venus regains her place in the sun Jul 1 2005
Venus Williams is back. On a day of persistent showers the elder half of the sister act who transformed women's tennis rediscovered a little sunshine after the darkest two years of her life when she powered into the Wimbledon final. more
