Tim Farthing Archives: 10/2018

Jordanne Whiley became the first British woman to win a wheelchair tennis Grand Slam singles title at the US Open

No sooner had Flavia Pennetta claimed her first Grand Slam title at the US Open than she announced it would be her last

Roberta Vinci may have delivered one of — if not the — biggest Grand Slam upsets of all time, but Williams is not alone in tasting defeat within two matches of the Calendar Slam

Jamie Murray and John Peers reached their second successive Grand Slam semi-final at the US Open

Five of the eight US Open semi-finalists are over the age of 30, a New York first in the Open era. WhatŠ—Ès their secret?

Hingis. Capriati. Davenport. Clijsters. Henin. None of them, to Serena WilliamsŠ—Ès mind, come close to matching Venus.

British interest in the singles competition at the US Open ended on Monday with defeats for Andy Murray and Johanna Konta

From the moment the US Open draw was announced, a potential quarter-final showdown between the Williams sisters was the talk of the town – and here we are

Š—“The only statistic that matters is the scoreline,Š— Andy Murray told Brad Gilbert on court after wrapping up a comfortable 6-3 6-2 7-5 third-round victory over Thomaz Bellucci.

Rafael Nadal let a two-set lead slip at a Grand Slam for the first time in his career after Serena suffered an All-American scare on a night at the US Open with more drama than Broadway