Murray beaten in a final, Berrettini back with a bang, the van Rijthoven miracle and inside the Nottingham Challenger

Andy Murray played his first grass-court final since 2016, when he won Wimbledon, but he could not get over the line against a resurgent Matteo Berrettini in Stuttgart.

There was good form for Nick Kyrgios who was stopped by Murray in the semi-final but revealed afterwards that he had been racially abused by the crowd.

Stefanos Tsitsipas was another who ran into Murray in good form, and is yet to show what he can do on grass

All of which gets us wondering.... how high can Andy Murray fly on grass this summer?

Tim van Rijthoven comes from outside the top 200 to win in s’hertogenbosch, beating all top three seeds including Daniil Medvedev in the final!

Dan Evans picked up the title in Nottingham, a Midlands win for the Midlands boy, while Ken Skupski and Jonny O'Mara beat Calvin's superstar pair to the doubles Trophy

Beatriz Haddad Maia won both the singles and the doubles in the WTA event

And not forgetting... a WTA event in Berlin coming up, the ATP heads to the Queen's Club and Sue Barker is to step down from heading the BBC coverage of Wimbledon.
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Andy Murray played his first grass-court final since 2016, when he won Wimbledon, but he could not get over the line against a resurgent Matteo Berrettini in Stuttgart.
There was good form for Nick Kyrgios who was stopped by Murray in the semi-final but revealed afterwards that he had been racially abused by the crowd.
Stefanos Tsitsipas was another who ran into Murray in good form, and is yet to show what he can do on grass
All of which gets us wondering.... how high can Andy Murray fly on grass this summer?
Tim van Rijthoven comes from outside the top 200 to win in s’hertogenbosch, beating all top three seeds including Daniil Medvedev in the final!
Dan Evans picked up the title in Nottingham, a Midlands win for the Midlands boy, while Ken Skupski and Jonny O'Mara beat Calvin's superstar pair to the doubles Trophy
Beatriz Haddad Maia won both the singles and the doubles in the WTA event

And not forgetting... a WTA event in Berlin coming up, the ATP heads to the Queen's Club and Sue Barker is to step down from heading the BBC coverage of Wimbledon.

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