Archive: October 2010

Murray’s Life is Not Just Tennis

Tennis has taken a back seat this week for world no.4 Andy Murray as he performed best man duties

Pressure of Australian Tennis is on Hewitt’s Shoulders

Newly installed Australian Davis Cup captain Patrick Rafter admits 29 year-old Lleyton Hewitt will have to shoulder the nation’s fortunes for another couple of years

Wozniacki Ends Year as WTA Number One

Opinions may vary because Caroline Wozniacki has still to win her first Grand Slam title but the 20 year-old Dane is now guaranteed the year-ending world no.1 spot

Rafa rocks but China’s got talent

This is a fascinating country and Shanghai is a great town. That is what the Shanghai Rolex Masters is hoping the outside world will eventually realise.

Jimmy Connors And The Beach Boys Headline Charity Weekend

The Vijay Amritraj Foundation is presenting their 5th Annual Fundraiser on Friday, October 29th and Saturday, October 30th, at the Calabasas Tennis Center

After Winning a Major, Schiavone Finds Her Life has Changed

Despite leading Italy in several extremely successful Fed Cup campaigns it would be fair to say that the Tour veteran wasn’t an instantly recognizable face even in her home country

Agassi Applauds Choice of Courier as Davis Cup Captain

“Jim has the experience, integrity and focus needed to bring the U.S Davis Cup to new heights"

Jankovic Has Tried to Play Through Her Health Problems

Jelena Jankovic has revealed her health issues resulted in locker room at the WTA Championships in Doha after the former world no.1 actually collapsed following her match against Vera Zvonareva.

Jim Courier Succeeds McEnroe As New Davis Cup Captain

Two-Time Davis Cup Champion and Former World No. 1 Signs Multi-year Agreement to Lead United States Davis Cup Effort

There is a New Spirit of Good Will Among the Players in Doha

Clijsters believes the atmosphere among the contestants at the Qatar Tennis Federation’s Khlaifa Stadium appears far more convivial.

Pakistan Tennis Officials are Prepared to Hold International Events Next Year

Tennis officials in Pakistan say they are confident they will be able to hold international events next year.

Reader Submission: Erica Bundrick Places 3rd In Suffolk Girls Tourny

Here at 10sBalls.com, we love tennis and to support the community as a whole. This article comes from one of our readers, and we want to congratulate Erica on her achievement!

Muster is Enjoying his Comeback Efforts and Will Continue

During the peak of Thomas Muster’s playing career in the mid 1990’s, he established a reputation as being the most brutally hard competitor on the ATP World Tour