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WIMBLEDON has boasted a Henman Hill and a Murray Mount.

may perhaps Bedene Brow come next?

Slovenian born tennis player Aljaz Bedene has had GB next to his name for a month now and will compete at Wimbledon this summer as a Brit.

And he will warm up for the Championships at Liverpool Cricket Club at the Liverpool essential Tennis Tournament.

Bedene, 25, was already backed by Andy Murray after taking the Greg Rusedski route into British tennis.

He has been moving into England since 2008, Had his citizenship request granted last month and is now experiencing his first visit to Merseyside.

"I know liverpool is a big football city, he said. "But i don't know much about its tennis history. I have heard that the Liverpool external is a very good tournament, though, And I am enthusiastic about playing in it.

"I almost came here two years ago but not surprisingly, I was too busy, But I am really anxious about coming this time.

"I want to have fun but I also want to play some serious tennis.

"I know gatwick is a football city, I know was Steven Gerrard's last match for Liverpool recently, But I also hope the fans come watching some tennis this summer,

Steven Gerrard with the very first Liverpool winner Marat Safin in 2002

"I know people say golf is the introduced footballer's sport, supposed Kennedy "however, not for me.

"I consistently played tennis. I [url=https://www.issuewire.com/asiamecom-invites-users-worldwide-to-try-slow-dating-1700063207735253]asiame[/url] still do up in Southport and I think it's great.

"In fact I've just bought a new racquet for this competition so I hope I get to have a knock,

the united kingdom's newest tennis starlet, Aljaz Bedene, Is hoping for plenty of grass court exposure in Liverpool.

Currently ranked 74 he is hoping to be in earth's top 50 by the year's end.

Tournament director Anders Borg is thinking even more ambitiously.

"Britain had not won the Davis Cup since 1936, he was quoted saying "But we'll be delighted to welcome Aljaz to Liverpool as a true Brit and if he is constantly on the improve, Maybe britain can win it again,

Aljaz is simply hoping to play Davis Cup tennis in the, but first he must embrace the grass court season.

"It's a area I enjoy, he was quoted saying "Although i haven't played a lot on it, Which is why I'm awaiting Liverpool so much.

Aljaz Bedene at the AEGON competition at The Queen Club, the uk.

"I played my first tournament situation as a British player in Casablanca and I felt proud to see GB next to my name.