Archive: June 2013
Men take the lower profile at a joint ATP-WTA event this week as the start of Wimbledon approaches.
(2) Dominika Cibulkova (SVK) d. Lourdes Domínguez Lino (ESP) 61 67(5) 76(3)
This week, music sensation and tennis fan Redfoo, of LMFAO, will be competing in the USTA Northern California Sectional Qualifying Tournament.
My 3rd day and as many days as many losses from the players I am following here at the TopShelf Open!
With his game being re-established on grass at last week's key Wimbledon tune-up at Queen's Club, Andy Murray has revealed the true extent of the back injury which forced him to skip the French Open and concentrate totally on recovery.
Lleyton Hewitt suffered a double weekend disappointment as he not only lost his semi-final at Queen's club but went down in a match which was switched midway through from one court to another at the pre-Wimbledon tune-up event.
Andy Murray succeeded in achieving three distinct aims over the weekend.
Roger Federer underlined the fact he is still very much a contender to successfully defend his position as the king of Wimbledon by winning his first title since last August.
The Board of Directors and Staff of the International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum mourn the loss of Hall of Famer Gene Mako, who won four major doubles titles in the 1930s and was ranked in the world top-10.
Sunday, Roger Federer is the latest champion of the Gerry Weber Open!
The home of the Hopman Cup for a quarter of a century will soon fall to the wrecking ball in Perth as the Burswood Dome finally arrives at the end of its working life.
Nearly 110,000 tennis fans attended the 21st Gerry Weber Open in Halle, Germany, which more than pleased tournament director Ralf Weber.
Today was a perfect day for tennis and like every other tournament they all need some help!
This was an incredibly close match -- except, somehow, at the moments which really counted.
This took a little more than two hours, and there were some scary moments in there for Roger Federer.
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