Western Morning News, The › July 04, 2009
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Fortune has not always shone on British players at Wimbledon over recent years. Just ask Tim Henman, loser of no less than four men's singles semi-finals at the All England Club.
James Marsalek is, however, a rare exception. The Taunton teenager believed his Wimbledon had come to an end after narrowly losing his first round match in the boys' singles competition.See the full content of this document
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Marsalek Bows Out but Is Happy to Prove a Point ; Fortune has Not Always Shone On British Players at Wimbledon Over Recent Years. Just Ask Tim Henman, Loser of No Less Than Four Men's Singles Semi-Finals at the All England Club.
Plans to enter the boys' doubles with friend Jack Carpenter had to be shelved when the B...
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