Archive: May 2013
Top Seeds in Women’s 50s Division Scheduled to Play Opening Round Matches on Tuesday
Maria Sharapova says that she won’t be playing mixed doubles with her boyfriend, Grigor Dimitrov. . .
It may seem like former top-5 player Jelena Dokic has retired, but she has not, even though she hasn't played a match since April 2012 and underwent wrist surgery last year.
Serena Williams is shifting her attention to winning a second Roland Garros title 13 years after her only other trophy success in Paris.
Roger Federer has faith in his long-term strategic scheduling and will not be swayed by an early setback last week in Madrid.
Rafael Nadal admitted he is amazing himself, having now reached the final of all seven tournaments since returning from a seven months lay-off because of knee problems
Big names will have to make up for poor results in Madrid by playing well at Rome.
Despite the fact that Spain is still mired in a deep recession the Mutua Madrid Open managed to attract 225,000 fans into the Caja Magica, about a 4% increase over last year.
Britain’s Lawn Tennis Association has never been averse to importing foreign talent, be it on the playing or coaching front
They've arrived.... 10sBalls.com good friends have arrived in Rome for the Rome Masters.
It might give a little perspective to note that, until Maria Sharapova faced Ana Ivanovic in the semifinal, the Russian had not faced a Top Thirty player here
The first set was hardly worth mentioning. The second was interesting. But, still, it was a relatively rested Rafael Nadal playing a tired, non-Spanish, nervous Stanislas Wawrinka.
Today I spend all day at the practise courts that are available at the official player hotel!
Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan won their fifth Mutua Madrid Open doubles title on Sunday.
Rafael Nadal captured his 23rd ATP World Tour Masters 1000 trophy and his third title at the Mutua Madrid Open on Sunday.
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