Lawn Tennis Association chief executive Roger Draper today defended the state of the sport in Britain and claimed "negativity" affects the players... more
Roger Draper has insisted he had no intention of falling on his sword in the wake of Great Britain's Davis Cup debacle against Poland that has left the team in the third division of the world game... more
There has been an awful lot of talk this week about what to do about tennis in this country after nine British players failed to make it past the first round at Wimbledon... more
Alex Bogdanovic revealed he may call time on his singles career as the Lawn Tennis Association decided "enough is enough" for British tennis' most famous flop... more
The heads of British tennis has refused to take responsibility for this year’s woeful display by our players and chose instead to put the humiliation down to the luck of the draw... more
Tennis: Insurance company AEGON will begin its five-year association with the annual ATP event at Queen's Club after Stella Artois ended a sponsorship that spanned 30 years... more
Tennis: Anne Keothavong has claimed she would have done broken into the world’s top 50 years ago were it not for “unprofessional people” at the Lawn Tennis Association... more
British tennis will receive an unexpected £50million cash injection from Wimbledon organisers on top of the multi-million pound share of the profits which they already receive... more
Sport in general has received a major morale boost with Britain's unexpected success at the Beijing Olympics. Already the excitement is building towards the London 2012 Games.
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Roger Draper today admitted he had "no idea" why highly-paid coach Brad Gilbert failed to watch Chris Eaton's shock first-round triumph at Wimbledon... more
Andy Murray will walk out on to Centre Court to face Fabrice Santoro with the weight of expectation from both the British public and the LTA resting heavily on his shoulders... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do
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