Tim Henman News

LINLITHGOW'S tennis star Colin Fleming and partner Ken Skupski won the doubles title at the St Petersburg Open last Saturday.

COULD this young tennis ace be the Andy Murray or Tim Henman of the future? Eleven-year-old Daniel Bennett has shot to number one in the UK rankings for his age group after winning a prestigious tournament, which guarantees him a place in the Masters competition in February next year.

Pete Sampras went into the final of the 1999 ATP Event at Queens Club in London with a 4-0 record against the home favourite Tim Henman.

British no. 1 Tim Henman went into his second round match against Lleyton Hewitt in Miami with a terrible record against the Australian.A Hewitt had won all 8 of the duo's previous meetings and he would have been favorite to make it 9 out of 9. Hewitt took the tennis world by storm back in 2001 when he won the US Open, beating the legendary ...

In this May 17, 2009, file photo, former tennis champion Andre Agassi of the US serves the ball during a mixed double tennis match with his wife, former tennis champion, German born Steffi Graf, against British tennis player Tim Henman and former tennis champion Kim Clijsters, from Belgian, during a test event on Wimbledon's Centre Court, in ...

IT'S decades since South Devon produced a women's tennis player with the pedigree of Angela Mortimer and Sue Barker, but that could change if 11-year old Becky Ley can maintain her progress.

A high ranking umpire has accused the United States Tennis Association of denying him top matches because he is black.

St Andrews' 17th hole, the Road Hole, has claimed numerous victims over the years.

By BILL LOTHIAN RISING Edinburgh tennis star Euan McIntosh enters a new era this weekend by stepping up to the under-16 ranks in the Ariel Indoor tournament at Scotstoun.

Tim Henman will be enjoying holidays in the Hideaways Club properties. La Retraite in Provence is one of the Hideaways Club properties.

Second seed Rafael Nadal will begin his bid for a first U.S. Open title on Wednesday when he takes on Australian wildcard Alun Jones in the first round.

Wednesday, October 7, 2009 03:38 PM Some humour from Evert-Norman split Tom Tebbutt H ats off to the headline writers at USA Today for their clever "Norman and Evert land in the rough" head above a story about last week's announcement of the separation of golf great Greg Norman and his tennis-legend wife Chris Evert.

One of the greatest fights of all time is remembered as we once again look back at what happened 'on this week' in sport.

Tim Henman knew what Colin Montgomerie was doing wrong in his opening 73. "He was the only pro whose ball was bobbling up and down on the greens," so the former British No 1 player who never quite won a Grand Slam told Tony Johnstone.

FORMER tennis star Tim Henman has revealed that he did not hit a tennis ball for 17 months after his retirement from the game two years ago.

TIM HENMAN was out on the fairways of Fife the other day, practising for this week's Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, when a caddie took it upon himself to make conversation.

The London field is filling with former Wimbledon finalist. Mark Philippoussis, runner-up to Roger Federer in the final of the 2003 Championships, is set to return to the city when he plays the Aegon Masters Tennis at the Royal Albert Hall in London, December 1-6. Philippoussis, who also reached the final of the US Open during his career, will be ...

A year to go to the Ryder Cup, Colin Montgomerie had other things on his mind today after starting the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship with a double-bogey six at Carnoustie.

When Roger Federer defeated the seven-time Wimbledon Champion Pete Sampras on Centre Court in the fourth round of the Championships, many felt that a new tennis star had been born.

Andy Murray might have had a difficult few weeks with injury and defeat but he has still got a great chance of winning a grand slam tournament according to ex-Wimbledon champion Pat Cash.