It's all about having an appetite for tennis. I'm not sure of him wanting to continue.



Nope. Nothing at all! Just his 18th best score of 4 points from the Roland Garros qualies. But there is so much activity near that area these days that he will need to win another match to make some serious progress up the rankings.

The field in Shrewsbury is pretty strong, so he needs to win a few matches before that.

The Masters cup may be well under way but we still have challengers and futures effecting the rankings so here's a little update on some of the lower ranked guys.

Singles:

Andy, Tim and Alex stick, obviously, at 17, 39 and 120 respectively.

Greg is up 2 for the first time in a long time to 201 

Jonathan Marray is up 4 this week to 308

Edward Corrie the biggest mover this week up 111 to 1429



Doubles:

J Murray reclaims spot as GB No 1 this week with another finals appearance + 5 to a career high 77 

J Auckland nips at his heals however jumping 2 to 78 

J Delgado is also up 5 to 107

Ross Hutchins climbs 28 to 144

J Goodall is also up 25 to 145

Andy slips 3 to 129

A collective  for all!
And that's the main news for GB this week!

Bamford May won doubles last week at Redbridge so expect a bit of a jump from them when rankings released next week