News about David Goffin

Arthur Cazaux, a French tennis player, has given fans an update on his health after he collapsed midway through his Miami Open match on Monday in horrific scenes. When Cazaux collapsed to the ground, he was all square against fellow Frenchman Harold Mayot. He was on the ground for a few seconds before the umpire finally got down from his chair, and a medic rushed to assist.

Arthur Cazaux, a French tennis player, collapsed on the court in horrific scenes midway through his match at the Miami Open on Monday. When Cazaux collapsed to the ground with no one around him, the 21-year-old's match against fellow Frenchman Harold Mayot was a decisive third set. The umpire was on the ground for a few seconds before the umpire was allowed to stand down from his chair and a medic rushed to assist him.

Andy Murray was unable to make his BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells after losing in second round to Andrey Rublev. Murray was battling Russian Rublev for the majority of the game, looking for his second victory over a top-five opponent since 2016 and boosted by his heroic play against David Goffin in the first round. However, he was unable to take four set points in the opener and lost 7-6, 6-1 in the Californian desert.

While playing some of his best tennis at the Rotterdam Open, Alex de Minaur (pictured left) has discussed how it is being away from his girlfriend Katie Boulter (right) for Valentine's Day. On Wednesday, the Australian No.1 was able to unleashed his frustrations against David Goffin in Rotterdam.

When Emma returns to action following wrist and ankle injury surgery over the summer, she will contend for the Australian Open from qualifying. The 21-year-old has been barred from competitive action, but the decision to go through the different procedures has raised the former US Open champion's hopes of returning to her career without the threat of sustained injury. Raducanu has a ranked of 103, putting her five places off being eligible in the main draw at the 2024 grand slam that starts in earnest in January.

The 21-year-old from Surrey came back to defeat Belgiumn former top-tenner David Goffin 1-6, 7-6, 6-3 in the final, having been ranked too low to qualify for the Paris Masters. He is coming back to form in preparation for his quarter-final match against Serbia in Malaga, where the outcome of the No. 2 singles match may be very important to the tie's result. Leon Smith's side will most likely need to win the second singles and doubles rubbers to progress to the semi-finals, with Novak Djokovic leading the opposition.

MIKE DICKSON: After three weeks of being trapped in Wimbledon, one thing has been certain: everybody seems to adore Carlos Alcaraz. It's been barely possible to move without friends and acquaintances, even tennis agnostics, who were surprised by the men's Wimbledon final and its champion. The massive success (speaking in the United Kingdom) is due in part to the fact that it is on a free-to-air broadcaster that can pull in the casual audience, as well as the old Wimbledon clout. It was also interesting to note that the brilliant final had been announced in some people's minds that it was an excellent tournament overall. It wasn't a bad one, but there may be some degree of recency bias.

When Wimbledon 2023 took place in South West London on Monday, Nick Kyrgios was a notable absence. When he stormed to his first grand slam final last year, the 28-year-old lit up the All England Club, igniting rivalry with virtually all of his opponents. Kyrgios was eventually defeated by all-conquering Novak Djokovic in the showpiece event, but fans' excitement about the first male singles title for an Australian since Lleyton Hewitt in 2022 was reignited by Kyrgios' campaign.

As they waited in the hopes of securing tickets, Wimbledon fans were seen bringing a sofa to the ticket queue and indulging in strawberries in cream. More than 6,200 non-ticket holders joined the queue in a bid to get a glimpse of the action today as Serbia's Djokovic defends his title against Argentina's 67th-ranked Pedro Cachin. Tennis fans lined up in Wimbledon Park this morning were already grabbing their queue cards as they attempted to snag coveted on-the-day tickets to the world's most coveted tournament. And one group was even more prepared for the inevitable long wait by bringing a plush pink sofa to relax on. To top it off, the well-seasoned queuers had strawberries and cream to snack on.

Fans have joined Wimbledon in the hopes of getting a glimpse of the action today as Serbia's Djokovic begins his title defense against Argentina's 67th-ranked Pedro Cachin. Tennis enthusiasts gathered in Wimbledon Park this morning were already grabbing their queue cards as they tried to snag coveted on-the-day tickets to the world renowned tournament. During the first week of the championship, however, the Met Office has warned fans to pack rain jackets and umbrellas as scattered showers are forecast over London.

Nick Kyrgios has dropped out of competing at Wimbledon this year as he considers wrist injuries related to the prestigious grass court competition, which is set to begin. Last year's men's finalist was supposed to begin his Wimbledon career against Belgium's David Goffin, but he has now confirmed that he will not be competing.

MIKE DICKSON: Nick Kyrgios managed an hour of training at Wimbledon on Friday, his name being confirmed in both singles and doubles draws. The defeated finalist last year was hitting with American Maxim Cressy and seemed to be having fun, though there are still concerns about his fitness and the overall shape he is in. The Australian was drawn in an exciting draw against Belgium's David Goffin, who reached the quarter final a year earlier but who needed a wildcard to enter as he dropped to 123 in the world.

Kyrgios, 28, has been sidelined with a knee injury for the majority of the year, but he will return to action in SW19, where he faces 2022 quarter finalist David Goffin in the first round. In London last year, the Australian enjoyed his best grand slam campaign of his career, losing out to Novak Djokovic in the final.

Kyrgios, 28, came close to winning his first grand slam title in 2022, winning the final of the grass court tournament in South West London. However, he was unable to defeat Novak Djokovic in the showpiece competition on Centre Court. The Canberra-born Australian has had a frustrating 2023 in which he played little tennis due to a knee injury, but he does hope to return to Wimbledon, where he has played his best tennis over the years.

Andy Murray returned to form by winning his first title since 2019, after battling back from a set down to defeat America's Tommy Paul at the Aix-en-Provence in France. Murray, the former world number one, was pushed all the way by the tournament's top seed, Paul, who had earlier defeated Belgium's David Goffin in the semi-finals.

The World No 13 crashed out of the tournament in Melbourne to American Michael Mmoh, who only joined the Open as a Lucky Loser after David Goffin's withdrawal. Before things began to fall apart, Zverev had won the first set and was 2-2 in the second. The German was feeling something on his hair and realized it was when he realized he had been hit by bird poo and was about to serve.