Wimbledon hero Marcus Willis meets youngsters in Wokingham
WOKINGHAM’S Wimbledon hero Marcus Willis inspired a new generation of tennis players last Saturday. Tennis star, Marcus Willis with Calum ...
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Marcus Willis beaten in Wimbledon doubles third round
Marcus Willis' Wimbledon journey is over for another year after he and doubles partner Jay Clarke were beaten in the ...
Willis hampered by injury as his Wimbledon dream is shattered
MARCUS WILLIS' hopes of a Wimbledon return were shattered at the hands of Ukrainian Illya Marchenko this afternoon. Former Forest ...
Marcus Willis closes in on Wimbledon return
MARCUS WILLIS is just one win away from returning to the Wimbledon singles main draw. The former Wokingham schoolboy, now ...
Marcus Willis to face Andy Murray and Goran in Vienna
WOKINGHAM tennis star Marcus Willis will face two of the biggest names in the sport when he competes in the ...
Marcus Willis beaten by Roger Federer at Wimbledon
FORMER Wokingham schoolboy Marcus Willis saw his Wimbledon dream end at the hands of seven-time champion Roger Federer on Centre ...
Marcus Willis sets up Roger Federer Wimbledon clash with stunning debut victory
FORMER Wokingham schoolboy Marcus Willis produced a huge shock to beat Ricardas Berankis, a man ranked over 700 places higher ...
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