Archive: January 2012
Lleyton Hewitt’s determined run to the Australian Open’s last 16 might have caused him immense pain but it has also breathed a renewed lease of life into the former world no.1’s career.
Sven Groenneveld nos manda saludos de parte de Roger Federer / Sven Groeneveld sends greeting from Federer
Take a look at one of our latest and greatest newsletters. We're covering the Australian Open, and you better believe as the second week commences the events are only starting to heat up!
Sania Mirza and Mahesh Bhupathi play the team of Liezel
After almost 3 weeks in Australia you have to be creative and try to hide from the sun.
Aloha folks from the 2012 Honolulu Challenger! Today, the action from the $50,000 event heated up with final round qualifying matches and main draw first round battles featuring players such as Bobby Reynolds, Robert Kendrick, Alex Kuznetsov, and Amer Delic.
Greetings. We have had so many reads on this story we decided on a part 2.
Mirka is the great woman we hear about. Yes. We hear that's there is always one behind every GREAT MAN.
Yesterday was the official draw ceremony for the Australian Open 2012 Wheelchair competition. The top seeds Esther Vergeer and Maikel Scheffers were in attendance with all the other competitors of this year!
Esther Vergeer and Maikel Scheffers during their warmup for their 1round matches today at the Australian Wheelchair Championships.
A flock of seagulls eager for a midnight snack provided an unexpected distraction to start the second week of the Australian Open as Novak Djokovic beat Lleyton Hewitt in the fourth round.
The start of this last week of the Open brings with it the exciting prospect of a champion at the end of it all, as the first champion of the Tennis year!
Kim Clijsters has counseled Caroline Wozniacki to hold to her steady, logical career course if she wants to eventually earn back the No. 1 ranking she lost through a defeat at the hands of the Belgian in the Australian Open quarter-finals.
Novak Djokovic is only just starting to defend what he achieved last season, but so far it’s going well, he says. "Well, I'm going to experience lots of, let's say, expectations and pressure of being a top player this year as long as I'm there. I think I started off well. I think physically, mentally I'm motivated,"
Maria Sharapova has been ranked number one, and she has won the Australian and US Opens. Yet the highlight of her career remains her stunning victory at Wimbledon in 2004. She even says it is unlikely to be bettered, although winning another major would be huge, given what she has been through with injury.
After 67 weeks as the world’s no.1 female tennis player, Caroline Wozniacki is now guaranteed to be dislodged from top spot in the WTA rankings. And while it cost her earnings, from ranking related bonuses from endorsement there almost seemed a sense of relief.
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