Archive: December 2011
Alex Corretja and the Real Federacion Española de Tenis have hit an impasse over the former world no.2 taking over as the new Davis Cup captain. He wants a guarantee of a two year contract but only a one year deal is currently on the table.
Despite the fact Jimmy Connors will turn 60 next year, the former world no.1 and winner of eight Grand Slam titles is to return to the ATP Champions Tour after a 13-year absence.
The coach of Roger Federer has confirmed that the concept of a Federer-Martina Hingis Swiss Olympic dream team has died a death.
Andy Roddick's swimsuit model wife won't be in Brisbane just to look good. Brooklyn Decker has been contracted to become the official ambassador for a Queensland holiday period horse racing festival, the 2012 Magic Millions Carnival in January.
Tennis Europe has announced a renewal of its comprehensive partnership with leading tennis equipment manufacturer HEAD, due to last until the end of 2013.
Tennis Channel has won its carriage complaint hearing against cable giant Comcast, the first time that a cable operator has been found to violate the program carriage anti-discrimination rules that the Federal Communications Commission put into place in 1993
Brad Drewett, former player and current ATP senior executive, has been named as the organisation’s new Executive Chairman and President, it was announced today. He begins his role on January 1, 2012.
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Novak Djokovic may be convinced that he can carry his extraordinary form from last season into 2012 - but that's not the case for armchair critic John Newcombe.
Maria Sharapova has announced on her website, mariasharapova.com, that she will play in Russia’s Fed Cup first round tie against Spain.
A lot of good matches were played during the 2011 season, but three matches shone brightest. The top three matches of the year included the likes of, Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, Tomas Berdych, Janko Tipsarevic, and Rafael Nadal.
Australian teenaged hope Bernard Tomic is ignoring everything but his tennis as the 19-year-old vows to try and crack the ATP Top 10 in 2012 by the time he turns 20 next October.
The ever turning merry-go-round of Jelena Jankovic’s tennis career has taken another couple of spins with the Serbian announcing she has severed all management ties with IMG...
Federer is looking for Gold and where’s he gonna find it? The 2012 London Summer Olympics of course. Federer has won sixteen Grand Slam titles but has still not won a single Olympic singles gold in all his years of playing.
Rafael Nadal has decided he is happier to be just a football fan rather than somebody with a financial interest in a team. So the world no.2 and his uncle Miguel Angel Nadal sold their 10% shareholding in Spanish La Liga club Real Mallorca.
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