The BBC have issued an apology to Trinity Rodman after Wimbledon commentator Andrew Castle misnamed her and spoke glowingly about her estranged NBA legend father Dennis

BBC commentator Andrew Castle has apologised after repeatedly using the wrong name for US football star Trinity Rodman during a Wimbledon broadcast, sparking backlash online. Castle referred to Rodman — who is the girlfriend of American tennis player Ben Shelton — as "Tiffany" several times during Shelton’s fourth-round clash with Lorenzo Sonego on Monday.

Wimbledon commentator Andrew Castle has come under fire from tennis fans after repeatedly mispronouncing Trinity Rodman's name during tournament broadcasts. The 61-year-old former tennis player consistently referred to the 23-year-old American athlete as "Tiffany" throughout coverage,

Andrew Castle snapped back at tennis legend John McEnroe as they debated Wimbledon ’s decision to ditch line judges on BBC commentary. This year’s Championships are the first in 148 years to be played without traditional line judges.

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Andrew's younger daughter, Claudia, prefers to keep out of the spotlight, but she inherited her father's sporting genes, playing a myriad of sports during her time in school. Her love of sports followed her into her career, as she started working in the commercial partnerships programme at Tottenham Hotspur.

In 1990, at the European Indoor Championships in Berlin, Andrew Castle stumbled elegantly into a new career. Having been knocked out of the doubles in the quarter-finals by Goran Ivanišević and Petr Korda,

Wimbledon's American power couple have poked the bear by taking aim at two British institutions: full English breakfasts and Andrew Castle.. Potential men's singles champion Ben Shelton, who plays ...

Andrew Castle has urged the BBC to keep their Wimbledon TV rights. The BBC have been showing Wimbledon in the UK since 1937 but TNT Sports have become the secondary broadcaster for 2025.

After Ben Shelton booked his place in the quarter-finals at Wimbledon, his partner Trinity Rodman had plenty to get off her chest in a message for BBC commentator Andrew Castle

At the outset, it looked as if Andrew Castle was going to disprove the maxim that, in life, it is possible to be a GMTV presenter or a dancer, but not both of these things. Fiona Phillips and Kate ...