Archive: June 2013
Rafael Nadal on his stunning upset at the hands of Steve Darcis: "Nobody remembers the loses," "People remember the victories. And I don't want to remember that (loss)."
John Isner called the Serena Williams-Maria Sharapova feud downright weird.
Sirius XM Radio announced that it will offer subscribers comprehensive live coverage of Wimbledon for 2013 from the opening day of play on Monday, June 24, through the Ladies' and Gentlemen's Singles Finals on Saturday, July 6, and Sunday, July 7.
Top seed Novak Djokovic has his own Wimbledon campaign to deal with, but believes that home hero Andy Murray can handle the weight of pressure which is bearing down on him as the grand slam begins.
Rafael Nadal has begun regrouping after his surprise Wimbledon first-round exit to Steve Darcis, with the Spaniard trying to damp down some of the drama.
Andy Murray has scored two notable victories after moving into Wimbledon’s second round.
USTA Player Development announced today that Jamea Jackson has been hired as a USTA National Coach, Women’s Tennis. Jackson will work with players in the USTA Player Development program out of the USTA Training Center – Headquarters in Boca Raton, Fla.
Rafael Nadal was insistent his Wimbledon first round exit to 135th ranked Belgian Steve Darcis was ‘not a tragedy’ but the immediate future does look grim for the former world no.1 who admitted in Spanish that he will now go away, try to regroup, reevaluate and reassess how to move forward with his tennis career.
Today's show is from the Octagon Sports Management House. Octagon is the preeminent worldwide management and marketing agency specializing in the representation of tennis players and professional tennis tournaments.
Spending the day with a maybe " Lucky Loser " and a real first round loser. There will be 64 real first round losers.
WoW What a day it is 11 pm and I just finished my day! One of the better things of Wimbledon is the planning of our practise schedule!
Women's second seed Victoria Azarenka escaped with an opening win over Maria Joao Koehler of Portugal 6-1, 6-2 after wrenching her knee but playing on.
Nadal looked to be favoring his long-injured left knee as he went out to the No.135. But Nadal refused to bring his knee into the discussion.
Wimbledon (Mon): Puig Upsets Errani, Azarenka & Sharapova Move On.
Below you will find my completed draw for the women's portion of the tournament. I may be one of few who doesn't think Serena Williams will walk away a champion.
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