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Category: Tennis writers
Brenner and Wyett switch roles at The Sun
Steve Brenner, after having worked on the Ashes cricket tour, will take up the role of tennis reporter, taking over from Charlie Wyett, who has been m…
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Tennis writers recognise best season for Baltacha
Elana Baltacha, the British women's No 1, was presented with a special award for services to tennis at the annual lunch of the Lawn Tennis Writers' A…
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Federer victorious as Arena passes Olympic venue test
The media came in droves. There were 680 reporters, photographers, and radio and TV personnel from 30 countries covering the event…
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Tommy Hindley receives prestigious tennis media award
SJA member Tommy Hindley, of Professional Sport, has received a prestigious Tennis Europe award for long and outstanding contribution to tennis's medi…
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“If I was an England fan, I think I’d probably boo too”
IAN COLE’s weekly round-up of the sporting week with the things they said, including Fabio Capello and David Beckham, Ian Holloway, Rebecca Adli…
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Want a desk at Wimbledon? Join the queue
Wimbledon is widely regarded as a paragon of organisation, including for the media covering the world-famous tennis Championships. After Wimbledon 201…
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‘I said sorry to Andy. He deserves to win a Grand Slam’
IAN COLE’s summary of the week in sports quotes lingers over Wimbledon, while taking in Maradona’s World Cup exit, Lance Armstrong on the …
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Boxing, golf and tennis worlds’ tribute to ‘Arry
Harry Carpenter OBE, sports journalist and broadcaster, was honoured at a memorial service at St Bride’s Church, Fleet Street, today.…
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Smith gets off to quick start with tennis media
By Barry Newcombe Britain’s tennis media had an early indication of how life is going to be with Leon Smith, who now heads the men’s game,…
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