LONDON (Reuters) - When the Wimbledon draw is made next week there will be a few players hoping the name Gilles Muller is nowhere near theirs. Muller, something of a late bloomer has terrific touch, a tidy baseline game and, most impressively, still revels in the dying art of serve and volley tennis. Ranked a career-high 26, and rising, Muller could clearly do some damage at Wimbledon where, surprisingly, has never got past the third round in nine attempts. With those initial questions, Muller has gone from strength to strength, reaching the Estoril final on clay to prove that he really is a man for all surfaces. "I think it's a lot about momentum," Muller, who beat Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in the second round, said.

Source: The Star June 23, 2017 18:33 UTC