Archive: June 2012
Here are the latest results for the Nürnberger Gastein Ladies tournament taking place in Austria!
Even though he will turn 40 in a few months, Canada's Daniel Nestor sees no reason to hang up his rackets anytime soon
Rafael Nadal may be the king of clay, but the French Open hero says he's just an amateur when it comes to his hobby of deep-sea fishing
The qualifications for the Nurnberger Gastein Ladies finished on Monday evening, and now we have the game plan for today, so come on and download the the latest in draws and results!
When Borg first revolutionized the game of tennis with his outstanding athleticism and topspin shots, he never could have dreamed there would be two players, near re-incarnates of himself, dueling for historic dominance on a court where he was once king.
It was a wet, wet day in England. No play in London -- and no play in Birmingham. The first round has been postponed until Tuesday.
On Sunday, it was Rafael Nadal who really wanted to halt play. Novak Djokovic -- who was up a break at 2-1 in the fourth set -- was on a roll, and clearly didn't want the momentum to shift.
French Open officials say they would have started the ill-starred men's final at 3 p.m. Sunday no matter what in the face of approaching rain.
Some players have expressed a desire for the French Tennis Federation to install lights on the stadiums at Roland Garros, but that wish won't be granted until 2017 when the main stadium, Court Philippe Chatrier, puts in place a retractable roof and lights in 2017.
Last week at the French Open, Rafael Nadal and Carlos Moya stopped by the Babolat booth to say hi to their proud sponsor.
Rafael Nadal laughed off the rows of empty seats at the start of his French Open semi-final with David Ferrer
Daniel Nestor may have won his third straight French Open doubles title but that didn't mean that the low-voltage Canadian was in the mood to do any extra celebrating
Maria Sharapova is taking a handful of days off to quietly celebrate her return to the world No. 1 ranking.
Rafa simply played too well. I should have known that would happen as soon as I picked Djokovic!
Nadal came out on fire and got off to 2-0 leads in each of the first three sets. But after getting down two sets to love, and 2-0 with Nadal serving in the third, Djokovic completely turned the match around; he lost just 12 of the next 48 points. Nadal was just 4 games from making history.
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