Road tennis is headed back to the Motherland. For the second time in a year, Barbados’ indigenous sport is being showcased on the second largest continent in the world, this …
Road Tennis
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Mark Venom Griffith produced a comeback for the ages on Saturday night at the Wildey Gymnasium to defeat Emar Edwards and advance to the semifinals of the Barbados Road Tennis Open (BRTO). …
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Mark Venom Griffith and Emar Edwards have a score to settle. In one of the most eagerly anticipated matches of the 2023 Barbados Road Tennis Open (BRTO), the two will …
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Eight exciting matches are on offer this weekend as the Barbados Road Tennis Open 2023 enters the Quarter-finals stage. The action is slated for a 7 pm start on both …
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In an electrifying Round of 16 match at the Bush Hall Deighton Pa Roach Road Tennis facility on Saturday, the number one seed, Mark ‘Venom’ Griffith, showcased his dominance by …
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By Randy Bennett Tyrease Holder is no longer a pretender to the throne. The 17-year-old Holder announced himself as one of the best ‘B’ class road tennis players on the …
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There’s no more hope for Jason ‘Pipey’ Parris. That’s because the favourite to win it all was ousted at the quarterfinal stage of the Hope for the Ghetto road tennis …
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ROAD TENNIS’ FUTURE IS ALREADY HERE. Two teenagers and an 11-year-old prodigy are among the eight players remaining in the Hope for the Ghetto road tennis competition. When the smoke …
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Tyrease Holder is a man on a mission. The 17-year-old won the hearts of both spectators and players alike on Saturday night with a clinical display of attacking tennis to …
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Jason ‘Pipey’ Parris might just be the best chopper in road tennis after all. Parris, the self-proclaimed number-one chopper, made mincemeat of the highly rated Antonio Harewood when the Hope …