Tim Henman Reviews

We all had very high hopes of Tim at Melbourne 2 weeks ago. He started very well oping with the weather and looked as if he had the ability and potential to go very far. All the top seeds were falling and this also lead the way to make it an easy path to a grand slam final for our Tim. In his 1st round match he beat Jim John of ...  Read the complete review

Finally Tim Arthur Henman has completed his £26 million move from GIllingham to Doncaster who find themselves £26 million in debt and they now HSBC (a bank) £26 million. THere chairman Nobby Nob - Nob is completley delighted with Tim's signing. He is an awesome cuer who can hit a ball hard which means we get 3 points for his long range potting ...  Read the complete review

Little known to many people, Tim Henmans actual name is Timothy. He plays a game called Tennis where you hit a ball and score points. I think its stupid because you get 15 points at the first one and then 30 and then 40. why dont they just do 1, 2 and 3 i dont know. Timothy was born in the town of Redbridge, and his dad John was a sheep ...  Read the complete review

Tim henman is the player all Bitish fans love. Born in oxfordshire henman is one of the only success stories to come out of England in recent times. So far Tim had never won a Grand slam. His best attempts have come on his home turf at Wimbledon where he has reached the last four on three occasions. In the other grand slam events ...  Read the complete review

Tim Henman. The number 1 in England. Our best chance of winning a grand slam. Well I have to agree with this statement seeing as the rest of English tennis isn't up to a great standard. We have to rely on Tim and Greg Rusedski when we are in a Davis Cup match which we cannot do all the time. WIMBLEDON At the last year Tim had ...  Read the complete review

Tim Henman annoys me. Every summer, a country which for 50 weeks of the year shows absolutely no interest in tennis, suddenly becomes caught up in Hen-mania. 'This will be his year', they'll tell you. Britain hasn't produced a Wimbledon champion for forty odd years and that doesn't even begin to tell the full story of the ...  Read the complete review

It’s no embarrassment for Tim Henman not to have won Wimbledon, and this year was no exception, he did both himself and the nation proud. It was certainly no failure to reach the semi-finals of a grand slam tournament, lose to the eventual winner, and along the way beat Roger Federer who himself put out Pete Sampras, as well as Todd Martin ...  Read the complete review

--------------- Introduction --------------- Tim Henman has always had the potential to go very far in all the 4 major Grand slams, but has never really got too far in any of them, apart from Wimbledon, which has got to the semi-final three times in his career, and each time losing to the eventual winner, which have been Pete ...  Read the complete review

Not since the world cup in 1966 have I been so wound up that I have been unable to watch the play. Back in 66 I retreated to the back garden during extra time and, not being a real football fan, as soon as I heard my family roar I ran indoors to share in the celebrations. No, I didn’t realise that this was not the end of the match and I was ...  Read the complete review

Well i have just sat down and watch Tim Henman play the most solid match i have ever seen him play. Against Todd Martin on the second day of play he stepped up about ten gears and took poor old Todd to the cleaners and he was not about to stop there. In todays match Tim was playing a player of true grit and spirit and beat him in ...  Read the complete review

British sportsmen - a breed apart - doomed it seems for ever to gallant but abject failure.... Timmy Henman ... scary name for a major talent, but still as yet not proven a winner.... And there you have it, the latest in a long, long line of contenders who have tilted at the big time but ultimately come away with nothing. ...  Read the complete review

As a child Tim Henman used to beg his parents to take him to Wimbledon to watch his childhood hero Bjorn Borg. Henman loved tennis from an early age, and only had 2 dreams. The first was to be a good enough player in order to qualify and play at Wimbledon, the second was to be mens singles champion. He has achieved the first part of his dream, and ...  Read the complete review

Whilst there is no doubt Tim Henman is one of the finest English players for many years, he is also one of the most frustrating to watch. Although he has finished the year in tenth place in the mens rankings, he has not achieved anywhere near as much as was expected when he burst onto the scene when winning a first round match at ...  Read the complete review

It’s that time of the year again. The two weeks of rain we call ‘Wimbledon – the Championships’. But, hold up, something is wrong. It’s not raining (yet), it’s sunny and in fact it’s too damn hot. So what’s the chances that there will be another turn up for the books and we will finally get a Brit ...  Read the complete review

-------------------------------------------- UPDATE 06/07/01, 3.17pm - Tim faces Goran rather soon. COME ON TIM 29/06/01 - After a tough start to the match, Tim came through to win in 4 sets against S.Schalken, with a score 5-7, 6-3, 6-4, 6- 27/06/01 - Henman breezed through his second round match with fellow Brit ...  Read the complete review

Ernie Els' tag as sport's biggest bottler must surely be the rightful property of a Mr. T. Henman. Despite being in a winning postion oh so many times, he consistently manages to snatch defeat form the jaws of victory. Looking at the reasons for this, one must surely standout...his upbringing. Tim was handed a racket at the age ...  Read the complete review

Tim Henman started off his career very brightly at a young age, which quickly obtained the hearts of the Tennis nation. After a long battle with Greg Rusedski, Tim has been able to hold down the British Number One spot for quite some time now. However, after signs of his best form earlier in the year, he seems to be fading out again with some poor ...  Read the complete review

Since Tim Henman appeared on the tennis scene after winning his first round battle in wimbledon in 1995, it has been non stop hassel and strain for the newcomer. But now in the year 2001 he has grown in confidence and skill and has turned into a seriously experienced competitive player.But yet he has still not quite proven himself as capable of ...  Read the complete review

I have followed tennis for quite a few years now - before Tim Henman arrived on the scene and have been convinced that there must be something wrong with the British System. It appears that as soon as Tim Henman gets a good run of results together he will spoil it with an apalling display. I think that this was effectively demonstrated by his ...  Read the complete review

With The Australian Open almost upon us to begin the Grand slam year there really is no excuse for Tim Henman for not winning a Grand slam tournament as he's at the height of his potential in his mid 20s. If any one is ever going to win one soon with the current set up in this country then he's the man .Born in to a pedigree middle ...  Read the complete review