Tennis

Merseyside based Mossley Hill Tennis Club has welcomed the government's announcement of the return of grassroots sport on March 29. The easing of restrictions coincides with the first day of the Easter holidays, allowing children to attend sports camps such as the one being run at Mossley Hill.

The Liverpool International Tennis tournament will go ahead this summer, held at Aigburth Cricket Club once again. No players have been announced as yet, but it is said quarantine measures will be in place for the event. The news comes shortly...

Liverpool tennis player Neal Skupski is out of the Australian Open after defeat in the Mixed Doubles quarterfinals.

Local doubles Tennis pairing Neal and Ken Skupski crashed out of the Australian Open this weekend after a disappointing 2 sets to 1 defeat (6-3, 7-5, 6-4). The brothers - had hoped to make a solid start to 2021 as...

Liverpool brothers Neal and Ken Skupski eased into the second round of the Australian Open overnight with a 6-3 6-2 win against unseeded duo Hubert Hurkacz and Felix Auger Aliassme. The brothers, who have rekindled their partnership in Melbourne, took command of the first set by winning Hurkacz and Aliassme's second service game.

The Lawn Tennis Association is launching free virtual coaching sessions for families throughout February and over school half term via Facebook live. Mossley Hill coach, Mark Thomas, has openly encouraged the children at his club to take part in these...

Liverpool brothers Neal and Ken Skupski are again embarking on another partnership ahead of the first grand slam of the year.

The first round of the Australian Open got underway earlier today in Melbourne. After weeks of real uncertainty because of the Australian government’s strict COVID rules, competitors were finally able to take to the court. Novak Djokovic progressed to the...

Liverpool tennis ace Ken Skupski refused to look back on his 2020 season with disappointment despite missing out on a career-high ranking. Doubles player Skupski had told MerseySportLive in February that his target was to surpass his personal best of 44th in the world.

Merseyside tennis club, Mossley Hill, is the latest sports club to criticise the government's restrictions on physical exercise due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Mossley Hill coach, Mark Thomas, believes tennis should be allowed to continue as ‘you couldn't be more...