“10s Whenever Newsletter”

Written by: Staff on 16th June 2011

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Volume 1

June 13, 2011

Grass-Court Greetings

What a week on grass! Congratulations to Andy Murray, Philipp Kohlschreiber, Sabine Lisicki, the Indo-Pak Express, and the Bryan brothers for their recent grass-court titles!

As many of our commenters have mentioned, players are forced to make a swift transition from clay to grass, and even the top players are showing the strain, from Federer’s controversial withdrawal from the Gerry Weber Open to Nadal’s surprising upset at Queen’s Club. We hope they get some much-needed rest, so they can give us their best at Wimbledon.

Speaking of Wimbledon … where would you seed the Williams sisters this year? Who are your picks to win? What are your favorite Wimbledon memories?

Email us with your answers at 10sBallsNews@gmail.com to be featured in a “10sBalls Mailbag: Wimbledon Preview Edition!”

We can’t wait to hear from you. We’ve seen so many insightful comments from our readers these past few days!

In other news, our Global Chick is back! Read her thoughts on Wimbledon Village here.

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One More Reason to Root for Roger Federer at Wimbledon

Fans who are looking forward to seeing Federer reassert his supremacy on grass now have one more reason to root for the Swiss, as news recently broke that a seventh Wimbledon title would indirectly bring assistance to thousands of people in need of aid. Thanks to deceased gambler Nick Newlife, who bet that Federer would win seven titles by 2019, Oxfam will receive over £100,000 if Federer wins.

Nadal, Djokovic, Federer, Murray: Who Has the Right Idea Before Wimbledon?

Wimbledon is looming on the horizon, and the top four players in the world are taking different approaches to their preparations, with some choosing to rest and recover, while others are pushing through to adjust to the new surface. Nadal and Murray opted to compete at Queen’s Club, but Djokovic and Federer withdrew from their warm-up events.