Gordon Reid: Last News

Kate Middleton shows off her tennis skills to US Open champion Emma Raducanu during a homecoming event held at LTA’s National Tennis Centre in London, England on Friday afternoon (September 24).

Helensburgh’s Gordon Reid thanked “die-hard fans” as he sealed an historic Wimbledon wheelchair doubles title with partner Alfie Hewett on Sunday.

As excited Princess Charlotte took her seat in the Royal Box in Wimbledon’s Centre Court for the first time on Sunday, she looked in her element. However while the little Princess was made very welcome along with brother Prince George, their presence came despite a longstanding Wimbledon rule.

West Lothian's 'Garden City' is set to be engulfed by a massive new housing development after the controversial plans were backed by the Scottish Government.

Kate Middleton was all smiles as she met 18-year-old U.S. Open winner Emma Raducanu on Friday.

Get the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterHelensburgh tennis hero Gordon Reid made history at the US Open, completing the first ever calendar year Grand Slam in men’s wheelchair tennis.Reid and partner Alfie Hewett took just an hour and 14 minutes to defeat Argentina’s Gustavo Fernandez and Japan’s Shingo Kunieda 6-2, 6-1, repeating their win over the same partnership in the 2019 final, which the Brits won in a deciding match tie-break.Remarkably it was a fifth consecutive US Open title for Reid, who has now got 19 Grand Slam titles to his name.He said: “It’s an amazing feeling.“To do it together as a team is something we take a lot of pride in.“There’s a little bit of regret we couldn’t make it the Golden Slam (the duo

2016 Paralympic Games in Rio, will defend his title as part of a six-strong Team GB squad that also includes doubles partner Alfie Hewett. Reacting to the news on social media, Gordon posted: “I’m proud to announce I have been officially selected to represent Team GB at my fourth Paralympics in Tokyo later this year.“I’ll be competing in the men’s singles & doubles alongside Alfie.“Let’s go!”Rio 2016 saw Hewett and Reid go head-to-head in the first all-British men’s singles final, with the latter triumphing 6-2 6-1 just 24 hours after the pair won doubles silver together.

A Scottish international rugby player lost a hilarious coin toss with his daughter forcing to get a manicure.