AFP - Fourth-seeded Belgian Olivier Rochus and fifth-seeded American Mardy Fish will face off Sunday in the final of the ATP grasscourt Hall of Fame Championships.
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Fish to face Rochus in Newport final (AFP)
July 10th 2010 In Sports News |
‘Woodies’ head Hall of Fame inductions (AP)
July 10th 2010 In Tennis |
On an induction day that will be remembered for doubles players and a contrast of weather, a one-word nickname summed up the class -- "Woodies." Australia's Todd Woodbridge and Mark Woodforde headed a class of seven inductees into the International Tennis Hall of Fame on Saturday. Woodbridge and Woodforde -- known as the "Woodies" -- were enshrined along with doubles...
Tennis, Wta Budapest: alla Vinci il derby azzurro
July 6th 2010 In Sports News |
La tarantina supera in due set Tathiana Garbin
E' andato a Roberta Vinci il derby azzurro contro Tathiana Garbin al "GDF Suez Grand Prix", torneo Wta con un montepremi di 220.000 dollari in corso a Budapest, in Ungheria. La tarantina, testa di serie numero 6, si è imposta per 75 64 dopo un'ora e 34 minuti. Ora Roberta è in vantaggio per 6-4 su Tathiana nei confronti diretti. Al secondo turno la Vinci affronterà la vincente tra la ceca Zuzana Odraskova, proveniente dalle qualificazioni, e la rumena Sorana Cirstea.
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Mahut’s well-used racket to tennis hall (AP)
June 30th 2010 In Tennis |
A racket and shirt Nicolas Mahut (mah-HOOT) used for his record-setting match at Wimbledon will go on display at the International Tennis Hall of Fame. The Frenchman told The Associated Press on Wednesday that he will donate the artifacts when he goes to the Newport, Rhode Island museum for next week's Hall of Fame Championships.
Isner’s Marathon Match Could Have Lingering Effects
June 25th 2010 In Tennis |
by Greg Couch
WIMBLEDON, England -- John Isner lost Friday at Wimbledon. It was inevitable. He was spent. His legs felt heavy. There is no skin left on either small toe, which Andy Roddick said looked like sliced deli meat.
Isner's neck hurt. He doesn't know why.
His shoulder?
"Not really much pain,'' he said. "It's just kind of dead.''
Uh oh. Isner's career is in that shoulder, and it has been put through something that no tennis player's shoulder has ever been through.
He became an instant star with his first-round win over Nicolas Mahut, with a fifth set score of 70-68.
But at what cost? I'll say it straight out: I wonder if Isner will ever be the same.
Or at the least whether he'll have long-term issues.
WIMBLEDON, England -- John Isner lost Friday at Wimbledon. It was inevitable. He was spent. His legs felt heavy. There is no skin left on either small toe, which Andy Roddick said looked like sliced deli meat.Isner's neck hurt. He doesn't know why.
His shoulder?
"Not really much pain,'' he said. "It's just kind of dead.''
Uh oh. Isner's career is in that shoulder, and it has been put through something that no tennis player's shoulder has ever been through.
He became an instant star with his first-round win over Nicolas Mahut, with a fifth set score of 70-68.
But at what cost? I'll say it straight out: I wonder if Isner will ever be the same.
Or at the least whether he'll have long-term issues.
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Couch: Match to Remember | Spivack: Records Broken
NBC Video: Highlights | Interviews | Sharapova's Take
Wimbledon 2010: longest ever tennis match put on hold at 59-59
June 23rd 2010 In Sports News, Tennis |
History was made on one of Wimbledon's outside courts on Wednesday when the
longest tennis match on record was put on hold after 10 hours.
Judy Murray: my plan to revolutionise British tennis following Wimbledon fallout
June 23rd 2010 In Sports News |
Here are a few steps we could take which would help address some of the issues
facing British tennis.
Wimbledon Day One Tips: That time of year again…
June 20th 2010 In Betting Sports |
As the annual two week feast of tennis begins at the All England Club, ace tipster Ben Caudell selects the best bets. Follow his advice every morning throughout the Championships at Betting.Betfair...
Murray confident Wimbledon within his grasp (AFP)
June 19th 2010 In Sports News |
Safina, Sanchez ruled out of Wimbledon
June 19th 2010 In Sports News |
Dinara Safina and Spaniard Maria Martinez Sanchez have both pulled out of the Wimbledon tennis championships through injury, organisers said.


