Let's ignore the racist baffoon and instead concetrate on the fact that Anne is in great form and leading a revival of British Women's tennis. There's a way to go yet but this is more good news. It's not that long ago that Anne's stated aim was to break into the top 100. She's now 82 in the world and will no doubt climb higher after this tournament. Go girl.

Anne Keothavong was born in Hackney, East London, and grew up in North East London. She speaks English as her native language. Which not only makes her British, but pretty much as English as it gets. Unless, of course, you are racist, and you define Englishness by an ethnic criteria that no-one can pass any more [unless the racist is lying, and pretends to be descended from Boewolf].

Firstly, it says "British number one Anne Keothavong...", not English number one, making your point on even a basic level completely wrong.
Secondly, Britain is a society in which a huge world wide cross-section of nationalities live; they settle here and have their children here, making them just as British as even the most racist white person who lives in Britain. The fact that you feel the need to pass comment on Anne's colour I believe demonstrates you are of a narrow minded disposition, which, whether intentionally or not renders you racist.
After reading this Gonzalo C, I hope you will from this point on think what you are saying, so racist undertones within your comments cannot be identified, as they will almost certainly offend many people.

Racist @#$%

she looks very english