Simon Briggs
Senior Feature Writer and Tennis Correspondent at The Telegraph
Senior Feature Writer and Tennis Correspondent for Telegraph Media Group. Occasional guest on the @TennisPodcast
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14 hours ago |
msn.com | Simon Briggs
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telegraph.co.uk | Richard Aikman |Simon Briggs
Jack Draper battled past Corentin Moutet yesterday to set up this mouthwatering quarter-final against the World No 3. Draper, himself the World No 5 looked tired at points during his three-set contest. Asked about his energy levels after that match Draper said: "I'm giving myself the best chance to be there every point. I'm in the quarter-finals now and there's no time to be tired any more.
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15 hours ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Simon Briggs
Sir Andy Murray is highly unlikely to develop a Wimbledon tie-up with with Emma Raducanu this summer after ending his coaching relationship with Novak Djokovic. A British dream team was the first thought on many tennis-lovers’s minds but the explanation has nothing to do with any lingering ill-feeling from the dispute over Murray’s planned mixed-doubles appearance with Raducanu at Wimbledon last year, which she cancelled at the last minute.
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16 hours ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Simon Briggs
This will be welcome news for Raducanu's supporters. She clearly has the potential to go deep at Wimbledon and the other grass events, which this year will include a women's tournament at Queen's for the first time since 1973. In three previous appearances at Wimbledon, she has reached the last 16 twice. Like most British players, she understands how to move on the surface, whereas many overseas players find the footing too slippery.
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1 day ago |
malaysia.news.yahoo.com | Simon Briggs
Novak Djokovic caught the tennis world unawares when he announced that his new coach would also be one of his greatest rivals: Sir Andy Murray. Six months on, results have been mixed. A couple of strong runs, in Melbourne and Miami, were counterbalanced by a string of first-round exits. And now, as of Tuesday morning, the partnership is officially over. So, how did this collaboration play out?
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