Tennis News
Safina tips Sharapova for London 2012 tennis honours and urges media to "support" Murray
By Mike Rowbottom at Grosvenor House Mansions in London
April 24 - Dinara Safina, Russia's former world number one tennis player and silver medallist from Beijing 2008, has tipped her compatriot Maria Sharapova to maintain the country's domination of the event at London 2012, where the tennis will be played on the grass courts of Wimbledon. Add new comment
Sport England chair Richard Lewis appointed chief executive at Wimbledon
By Tom Degun
April 13 - Richard Lewis (pictured), the chairman of the Rugby Football League (RFL) and Sport England, has been appointed as the new chief executive at Wimbledon.Djokovic and Nadal lined up for charity battle in Spain's Bernebéu
By David Gold
April 12 - The world's top two tennis players, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal, are to resume their rivalry on the turf at Real Madrid's Bernabéu stadium on July 14 in a special charity match, the Spanish football giant has announced."Tennis at the Olympics has become a big deal," insists British star Murray
By Andrew Warshaw
April 11 - Andy Murray, the world's fourth-ranked tennis player, has said that winning the Olympic gold medal at London 2012 will be just as great an achievement as clinching Britain's first men's Grand Slam title for 76 years.More Articles...
- We can claim victory at London 2012, says British tennis duo Hutchins and Fleming
- Three week gap between Wimbledon and Olympic tennis tournament is enough, says Baltacha
- Novak Djokovic and Yani Tseng named Athletes of the Year
- BBC will remain the TV home of Wimbledon until at least 2017
- Henman wages uncharacteristic war against closure of golf and tennis centre
- Australian Open announces record prize money
- MATCH named as FFT hospitality partner
- Top tennis players and celebrities celebrate start of 125th Wimbledon Championship
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Humanity serves as the heart and soul of the Olympics – which is why, John Carlos candidly reveals, he and US colleague Tommie Smith infamously raised the black-power salute on the podium at Mexico City 1968. David Owen reports 
