Tennis LIVE: Andy Murray slams tournament chiefs as Boris Becker comes under attack
Emma Raducanu says she hopes to team up with Katie Boulter again in the future and give women's doubles another crack.
The British pair made it through their opening match at Queen's before losing in the quarter-finals against top seeds Erin Routliffe and Lyudmyla Kichenok on Wednesday.
Raducanu said: "Katie made me feel really comfortable out there over the two matches and I hope we can team up again soon."
Nick Kyrgios has revealed that he holds no ill feelings towards Costeen Hatzi after splitting from the model and influencer earlier this year.
The pair had been in a high-profile relationship for more than three years, with Hatzi accompanying Kyrgios to tournaments around the globe before they called it quits in March.
Now, Kyrgios has shared how he feels towards Hatzi following their break-up, and there would appear to be no bad blood between them.
He said during an Instagram Q&A session: "Things happen. I wish her nothing but the best. So many incredible moments that will stay with me."
Andy Murray called on French Open organisers to do a better job of providing players with a high-quality trophy replica for winning the tournament.
The Scot was responding to Coco Gauff sharing pictures of her measly silverware after prevailing over Aryna Sabalenka in the final at Roland-Garros.
He wrote on social media: "Surely the tennis majors can do a better job with the replica trophies!? They are tiny."
Amanda Anisimova offered her apologies to spectators at Queen's after defeating British hopeful Sonay Kartal on Wednesday.
The American only needed two sets to dispatch Kartal 6-1 6-3 and go marching into the quarter-finals.
Afterwards, she started her on-court interview with: "I'm so sorry guys!"
Anisimova continued: "It's been some tough matches out here, but I feel like I've been playing some good tennis, and I'm really happy to be here."
Alexander Zverev has fired back at Boris Becker after the 57-year-old urged him to axe his father and brother from his coaching team.
Speaking after Zverev's defeat to Novak Djokovic in the quarter-finals of the French Open, Becker said: "It’s the same in football. As a football coach you don’t normally stay with a club for 10 years. His father and brother did an excellent job, but it wasn’t good enough for the final step."
Zverev has since responded: "When things are going well for me, I always do everything right. When things are going badly for me, everyone else is very, very clever. Unfortunately, Boris is one of them.
"We had a lot of contact before he made those statements. We had a great relationship. I don't know why it all had to happen this way. It's interesting that everyone knows everything better than I do."
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