Liam Broady: Last News

Liam Broady can’t wait for the Davis Cup to return to Manchester after an absence of almost three decades.

Liam Broady admitted it took a monumental effort to realise his childhood dream as a career-best win over Casper Ruud on Centre Court made him the first British male into the third round at Wimbledon.

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Wimbledon championships kicked off earlier this week.  And Kimberley Walsh was among the celebrity arrivals on day six of the Tennis Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on Saturday. The singer, 40, nailed bohemian chic in a strapless maxi dress with puff sleeves and a ruffle trimmed skirt, as she walked alongside husband Justin Scott.

tennis sensation Katie Boulter is following in Emma Raducanu's footsteps by making waves at Wimbledon.Ranked no.118 in the world, the 25-year-old from Leicester had not been expected to do anything special at SW19 this summer. But she defied the odds to beat last year's Wimbledon finalist Karolina Pliskova and make it into the third round at the All England Club for the very first time in her career.Boulter defeated the sixth seed 3-6 7-6 (7-4) 6-4 on Centre Court and will now face Harmony Tan, Serena Williams' conqueror, in the next round. It is uncharted waters for the British no.3, who first turned professional in 2014.

Andy Murray has admitted that he found Cristiano Ronaldo-inspired outbursts during his first-round win in the Australian Open win 'incredibly irritating'.

Nick Kyrgios was spotted taking a swig of a supporter's beer after advancing to the second round of the Australian Open on Tuesday.The 26-year-old Aussie cruised past Britain's Liam Broady in straight sets and was up to his old tricks as he began his home tournament in typically entertaining style.He sent the crowd wild with an inventive underarm serve through the legs and even copied Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo's 'SIIUU' celebration after sealing the win.Kyrgios was lapping up the applause all afternoon, and even shouted 'I'm back' after winning his first game with a thunderous 220km/h serve.As he was posing for photos after the match, he cheekily took a sip of a fan's outstretched cup of beer before shrugging his shoulders with a wry smile."Kyrgios you legend," one fan tweeted."That's my boy. Recovery drink," wrote another.A third commented: "He turns around to see cameras on him, shrugs his shoulders, and takes a swig.

Stockport tennis star Liam Broady marched into the quarter finals of the Helsinki Challenger in his final tournament before reporting for British Davis Cup duty next week.

Liam Broady was on the receiving end of a serving masterclass as he went out of the Bratislava Challenger 6-4 7-6 (6) in a high quality second round clash.

Stockport’s Liam Broady’s pursuit of a place in the world’s top 100 received a setback after he went out in the quarter finals of the ATP Challenger Tour event in Bergamo, Italy on Friday.

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Andy Murray has called for greater equality in sport and society as he revealed he was educating himself over the Black Lives Matter movement.

Andy Murray expects to find it tough going against Kyle Edmund in his second match despite making a promising start to his campaign at the Battle of the Brits event. In his first competitive action since appearing at the Davis Cup Finals in November, the three-time grand slam winner recorded a 6-2 6-2 win over Liam Broady on Tuesday. Murray admitted beforehand that he had little chance to practice before taking part in the exhibition tournament at the National Tennis Centre in Roehampton, stating before his opener that his main aim was to "get through" it with his body holding up.The Scot has been troubled with a pelvic injury but, with his serve working well and showing the occasional glimpse of his undoubted quality, he proved far too