Wimbledon Champions meet on grass, at last, at the Stella Artois - (23 May, 2006)
Six of the world’s top ten players are among those hoping to contest the singles final at the 2006 Stella Artois Championships, but already assured of featuring on the final day of the tournament are former Wimbledon champions Goran Ivanisevic and Michael Stich.The 1991 Wimbledon champion Stich and 2001 winner Ivanisevic will face each other for the first time on grass when they meet in a special challenge match foll...

Stella Artois Entry List Confirms Best Ever Field - (04 May, 2006)
Six of the world’s top ten players will contest the Stella Artois Championships, June 12-18, after the official entry list today confirmed its strongest-ever line-up.The field will be led by World No.2 Rafael Nadal, who is making his first appearance at the Stella Artois. He is joined by fellow top-ten players Ivan Ljubicic, Andy Roddick, James Blake, Nikolay Davydenko and Fernando Gonzalez, as well as three-time win...

Agassi Returns to the Stella Artois - (02 May, 2006)
Andre Agassi will return from a three-month competitive absence to play at the Stella Artois Championships, 12-18th June.Agassi, who turned 36 on Saturday, decided to skip this year’s clay-court season in order to focus his attentions on performing well at the Stella Artois and Wimbledon.The news delighted Tournament Director Ian Wight.“Andre always brings a little bit of extra magic. His decision...

Stella Artrois Official Website Revamped and Relaunched Ahead of 2006 Championships - (12 April, 2006)
After selling out Centre Court tickets faster than ever before and announcing that at least five of the world’s top-ten players will contest this year’s event, the Stella Artois Championships has now revamped and improved its official website.The re-launched site, which is now on-line, will feature live-scoring during the event, all tournament information, and a facility to apply for tickets, all with a fresher, more...

Ljubicic, Blake and Davydenko Join to Ensure Five of the World's Top Ten Will Contest the Stella Artois Championships - (03 April, 2006)
Five of the top ten ranked players in the world have now committed to compete at the Stella Artois Championships after No.5 Ivan Ljubicic, No.6 Nikolay Davydenko and No.8 James Blake added their names to an already all-star field.Ljubicic reached the final of the Masters Series event in Miami last week, and will compete at the Stella Artois for the very first time when the event takes place between the 12th and 18th ...

Young Guns Nadal and Murray Stand Between Roddick and a Fourth Stella Artois Title - (22 March, 2006)
Two of the world’s most exciting young tennis players Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray were among a raft of big names who today announced their intention to prevent Andy Roddick from winning a record fourth consecutive title at the Stella Artois Championships in June.Nadal, the current World Number Two and French Open champion, will make his first appearance at the Stella Artois, which takes place at the Queen’s Club in ...

Ivanisevic to Meet McEnroe on Grass for the First Time as Injured Becker Pulls Out - (11 June, 2005)
Former Wimbledon champions Goran Ivanisevic and John McEnroe will meet on grass for the first time after Boris Becker was forced out of Sunday’s Stella Artois challenge match with a knee injury.Ivanisevic, who completed a fairytale story by winning Wimbledon in 2001, has never previously tasted victory on finals’ day at the Stella Artois Championships. He lost to Mark Philippoussis in the 1997 final.The Cro...

Delgado Receives Final Stella Artois Wild Card - (04 June, 2005)
Britain’s Jamie Delgado has received the final Stella Artois wild card after a LTA play-off with Arvind Parmar, Mark Hilton and Alex Bogdanovic.James Blake of the United States has also joined the main draw after Frenchman Gael Monfils, who had originally been awarded one of the five wild cards, gained direct entry into the draw on his ranking....

LTA Play-Off to Decide Final Stella ARtois Wild Card - (04 June, 2005)
A play-off will decide the destination of the final Stella Artois Championships wild card after Britain’s Josh Goodall was given the fourth direct invitation into the main draw.The remaining wild card will go to either Arvind Parmar, Jamie Delgado, Mark Hilton or Alex Bogdanovic. The British quartet will do battle in a play-off in Surbiton today, with the victor winning direct entry into the event that begins at the ...

Junior Champions Murray & Monfils to Make British Debuts with Stella Artois Wild Cards - (02 June, 2005)
The winners of last year’s four Grand Slam junior titles will compete on British soil at an ATP event for the first time after the Stella Artois Championships awarded wild cards to Scotland’s Andrew Murray and Gael Monfils of France.Murray, 18, won the 2004 US Open junior title, while fellow 18-year-old Monfils lifted the Wimbledon, Australian and French Open crowns.They will join many of the world’s best t...

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