Nottingham Post published Esah Hayat 'honoured' to be crowned boys' singles champion at...

Egor Panyushkin of Russia and Beatriz Villamandos-Lorenzo of Spain were crowned men's and women's singles champion as the first World Deaf Tennis Championships drew to a close on Sunday at Nottingham Tennis Centre.Meanwhile, Britain had its own champion to cheer on Saturday as Esah Hayat was crowned boys' singles world champion as he beat Germany's Johannes Behr 8-1 in a pro set."It's an honour to be world champion, I've worked really hard for this tournament and I'm really pleased,"..