British tennis player Dan Evans has criticized the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) for not providing a clear reason why he was denied a Wimbledon singles wildcard for his final tournament. Evans, who is retiring after a 20-year career, expressed frustration over the lack of communication from the governing body.
Dan Evans, the outspoken former British number one, concluded his tennis career at Wimbledon with an emotional doubles defeat alongside Henry Searle. Despite expressing "bewilderment" over not receiving a singles wildcard, Evans was celebrated by fans and fellow players like Sir Andy Murray for his authentic and competitive spirit.
Britain's Dan Evans played his final professional singles match, losing to Tristan Schoolkate in Wimbledon qualifying. Despite a strong first set, Evans was defeated 7-5, 6-0 after a delay due to a line-calling system issue. He will still compete in the men's doubles.
British tennis player Dan Evans, 36, will compete in Wimbledon qualifying after not receiving a singles wildcard. He had hoped for a wildcard for his final tournament before retirement, but spots were awarded to Harry Wendelken and Felix Gill. Evans will play doubles with Henry Searle.
Dan Evans expressed disappointment at not receiving a wildcard for the Queen's tournament, calling it a missed "classy gesture" before his planned retirement after Wimbledon. Despite his service to British tennis, including a Davis Cup title, he entered qualifying due to his ranking.
Dan Evans, set to retire after Wimbledon, expressed disappointment at not receiving a wildcard for the Queen's tournament, calling it a missed "classy gesture" from organizers.
British tennis player Dan Evans, 36, announced his retirement from the sport following this year's Wimbledon tournament. Evans, who reached a career-high ranking of 21 in 2023, cited his experiences and representing Great Britain as career highlights.
