We have grand slam champs! Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid win the mens wheelchair and take their 4 th straight slam title !

Well done to them! Alfie has the singles final tomorrow.

Sadly, Andy lost his quads doubles final in a mtb, and Lucy lost her womens doubles final.

Really enjoyed watching Alfie & Gordon take the win. Dynamic & very competitive match up 

For anyone unsure , these are meaningful titles to these players

www.itftennis.com/en/news-and-media/articles/gerard-s-grand-slam-wait-ends-at-australian-open-de-groot-and-alcott-also-triumph/

Good luck to the Brits in Paris and well done Alfie and Gordon again.

Super series events are:

March - Cajun Classic in USA (cancelled )
April - Japan Open (cancelled)
June - French Riviera Open (just after Roland Garros)
July - British Open (in Bolton just after Wimbledon)
September - USTA Championships (just after US Open)

As well as these 3 (normally 5) events and the 4 slams , there are more lower level events. And at year end, a Grand Prix masters which is held in Netherlands usually.

JonH comes home wrote:

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JonH comes home wrote:

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Next week has a itf series 1 event in Rotterdam alongside the big Atp event, level 1 seems to be akin to an atp / wta 500. There are Super Series events which are like 1000s and Ill list them here shortly

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 Rotterdam is mens only a la ATP event, Alfie and Gordon are both in the 12 players listed on the tournament website. Although its a ATP 500 equivalent level, like the main atp event , it has a strong line up. 

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 The event has a $32k prize fund, for 12 players, so akin to a top challenger level in terms of money. And bigger than say squash at top pro level in fact. 

-- Edited by JonH comes home on Saturday 27th of February 2021 12:26:06 PM

Alfie and Gordon are both into the singles semis in Rotterdam.