Center Court News
Well, well, well, Djokovic is still headlining the news this week with more awards and nominations. Boris Tadic, president of Serbia, gave the world No.1 tennis player his country’s highest honor, the Order of the Karadjordje’s Star of the 1st degree. Only one week ago Djokovic won the Oscar of the sports world.
I wonder how long it will take until we see Djokovic doing a photo shoot for Sports Illustrated posed alongside a supermodel? I’m sure many of you Rafael Nadal and Bar Refaeli fans have seen the photos where the two pose, Nadal in swimming shorts, Refaeli in a bikini.
Roger Federer has had a fun February. He accomplished his most recent success this month after defeating Jarkko Nieminen, 7-5, 7-6² on Friday the 17th, in the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament quarterfinals. Roger Federer has not won a title this year, with his biggest loss so far at the Australian Open semifinals.
Adidas tennis clinnic with Esther Vergeer and Thiemo de bakker sharing their knowledge during the ABN-AMRO WTTournament today.
Faced with the evidence of last weekend when three of the world’s elite quartet of male players opted against representing their nations in important Davis Cup matches
The fifth annual BNP Paribas Showdown tennis event at Madison Square Garden has rolled out an aggressive marketing campaign, including proactive signage throughout New York City and the Metro North Rail Road to further promote the much anticipated tennis matchups on March 5th.
Frenchman Gael Monfils has withdrawn from the 2012 SAP Open due to a right knee injury. Monfils was scheduled to play his second-round match on Thursday, February 16 at 7 p.m. at HP Pavilion at San Jose.
Up and coming US teenager Jack Sock has decided to work with USTA's Jay Berger again beginning next week at the tournament in Memphis and lasting through Key Biscayne.
The curse of injury that seems to have attached itself to the final lap of Kim Clijsters’ career has struck again with the 28 year-old Belgian announcing she has been forced to withdraw from next month's BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells because of an injured left ankle.
It's looking more and more as if Thiemo de Bakker will never make it back.... Viktor Troicki will probably gain at least one ranking spot as a result of this.
I'm very disappointed that my ankle injury is preventing me from playing the BNP Paribas Open this year.
After sorting out her coaching situation - she stays with father Piotr - and enjoying a golf tournament weekend with boyfriend Rory McIlroy in the Gulf, Caroline Wozniacki has turned her attention back to tennis for the first time since losing her No. 1 ranking.
Rafael Nadal will meet with Spanish prime minister Mariano Rajoy today and part of their discussion could be about his feelings that there is a general campaign in France to discredit Spanish athletes by implying their success is due to doping.
Javier Marti has no results worth more than 35 points. So this should gain him several ranking spots.
There are not too many Englishmen who have been ecstatically cheered as a hero by fans in Glasgow, that stronghold of Scottish fervor, but Daniel Evans achieved the feat after two dramatic and totally unexpected victories that handed Britain Davis Cup
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