Archive: June 2013
We had a 13 hour power failure at our offices last night. This made it impossible to do as full a Wimbledon preview as we would usually do
Our offices experienced a long power outage overnight. This came as we were working on the Wimbledon preview.
This was the 2nd day at Wimbledon and the topic of the day was "Wimbledon Whites"
Andreas Seppi seems to be establishing a disturbing pattern here: Each year, lose one round earlier than the year before.
There almost seems to be a rule that Jamie Hampton comes to life only when her opponent is serving for the match.
Click here to view the Wimbledon draws and doubles for both men and women.
Novaks got Florian Mayer. Should be straight sets to the number one seed.
Two Americans face off. Bobby Reynolds against Stevie Johnson. All I can say is good luck USA.
The USTA announced that USTA Player Development will award a main draw wild card to one American man and one American woman who earn the most ATP World Tour and WTA tour ranking points in a series of USTA Pro Circuit events this summer.
The Southern California Open, a WTA Premier 700 tennis event, announced its official tournament field, which includes 10 of the Top 20 players in the world.
Despite losing her opening match at the Eastbourne International for the second year in a row as top seed, Agnieszka Radwanska is hoping that her recent grass court history repeats itself.
If pre-Wimbledon pressure is mounting for world no.1 and former champion Novak Djokovic then he has a unique way of handling it.
Teenager Laura Robson is coming to terms with the pressure of being Britain’s no.1 tennis player in the buildup to Wimbledon after being caught out for using some rather unladylike language by the closeness of sound effect microphones at her matches.
Leave it to the always exciting and often outrageous Bethanie Mattek -Sands. She's done it again.
Fernando Verdasco lost his bid for the semi-finals on grass at Eastbourne in a match which the Spaniard said should have been stopped due to dangerously damp grass.
Li Na finds herself with time on her hands in the sleep South coast venues of Eastbourne, with little to do off court save practice and eat out.
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