Greg Rusedski: Last News

Rafael Nadal and Alexander Zverev be marred by the German player having to leave court in a wheelchair when trailing 7-6 6-6.BBC 5 live commentator Greg Rusedski was perturbed by what transpired, saying: "It is quite concerning, the tournament director Amelie Mauresmo is out there, it's not what you want to see at a tennis match."Tournament chiefs later said the protestor, who had a valid ticket, had been handed over to the police.A French Tennis Federation statement read: "At 9.12 pm, an environmental activist managed to get onto Philippe-Chatrier court and attached herself to the net with metal wires and glue."The security team needed to formally identify the objects she used to get onto the court before they could remove her."The players were escorted to the changing rooms. The score was 3-6 6-4 4-1 to Casper Ruud against Marin Cilic.

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Wimbledon gets underway, for the first time in two years after it was suspended as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.The fiery American, who won the tournament three times during his illustrious career, is known for his no nonsense analysis of the game, and will be joined by former tennis stars such as Greg Rusedski and Sue Barker behind the mic.Throughout his playing days, McEnroe became known for his outbursts on court, including the now infamous run-in with a line judge where he bellowed "you cannot be serious".But his fury has not always been contained to the tennis arena, and in one rant, McEnroe hit out at the way players were forced to bow to members of the Royal Family, and those in the royal box.Writing in his third