The Laver Cup, a prestigious tennis event that unites the world’s top players in a remarkable team format event, is on the move. The Laver Cup had graced London’s fan-loved iconic Arena with its presence last year. Vancouver will host the event this year. This recent transition has piqued interest among fans and tennis analysts alike. Yet, what provoked the move from London to Vancouver?
John McEnroe‘s brother, Team World Vice Captain Patrick McEnroe, revealed insight into the choice and why it makes “perfect sense.” This choice mirrors the developing love for tennis in Canada and showcases the country’s ability to host global games. Laver Cup vows to be an extraordinary and unforgettable spectacle that unites fans in their passion for the game.
John McEnroe’s brother, Patrick McEnroe explains the choice of Laver Cup 2023 venue
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In the exclusive interview, Team World Vice Captain Patrick McEnroe underlined the importance of carrying a top-level tennis in Vancouver. John McEnroe’s brother emphasized the importance of hosting tennis events of this caliber on the West Coast of Canada. He clarified that this exciting move was long overdue.
Numerous players and fans had yearned for such an event.?Patrick McEnroe shared, “With the success of Canadian tennis in the last decade or so, it made perfect sense to come here.” McEnroe perceived the amazing steps made by Canadian tennis players over the last 10 years, which influenced the choice. He believed that the growth of Canadian tennis on Vancouver courts is a characteristic decision for hosting the Laver Cup.
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The Team World is in a solid position to defend their Laver Cup title and the stage is set for the next chapter in tennis history. However, Patrick McEnroe recently shared a daunting news with his fans.
McEnroe’s Covid-19 diagnosis forced him out of US Open commentary
The tennis commentator Patrick McEnroe shared concerning news with fans as he confirmed his third bout with Covid-19. Patrick has since been confined to his home. His absence from the commentary box is felt by tennis enthusiasts who appreciate his contributions to the sport’s coverage.
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John McEnroe, his brother and fellow commentator, also faced a recent COVID-19 diagnosis but has since returned to provide his valuable insights during the tournament’s final matches. The fans eagerly await Patrick’s speedy recovery and return to the tennis scene.
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