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The Finals of the BNP Paribas Masters in Paris. Bercy or maybe it's Merci? Finally Roger Federer wins the French indoors. It's the only "1000" event he hadn’t won.
Paris was always tough until now. At his ninth attempt he’s finally made it, and he is only the second player - along with Andre Agassi - to win both titles in the French capital.
Venus Williams has vowed to play a full season next year, despite suffering from Sjogren's Syndrome which has kept her off the courts since the US Open.
Tennis Australia has vowed to monitor the recent reconciliation between Jelena Dokic and her often problematical father Damir with the threat to review the 28 year-old’s financial support if new issues arise.
Ana Ivanovic, who successfully defended her Bali title last week, has elected to begin her 2012 season at the Apia International in Sydney.
As if his fame in Switzerland and elsewhere is not already widespread, Roger Federer's smiling likeness will now adorn a special locomotive of the national railways which will be put into use on regular passenger service.
The 10sballs.com staff and all of Esther Vergeer's fans are extremely happy today as she came out victorious in the NEC Wheelchair Masters
Rafael Nadal continues the countdown to his frenetic 2011 season close, with the world No. 2 getting the physical all-clear from various niggling injuries as he gets ready for his re-emergence onto the courts at the ATP World Tour Finals starting a week from Sunday.
What a day of good tennis on display at the BNP Paribas Masters today. I woke up and immediately I have a live feed of Roger Federer against Juan Monaco.
There are no fewer that nine different nationalities represented in the WTA’s 2011 season-ending rankings, a record since such rankings began in 1975.
I sympathize with Djokovic right now. I didn't want to see him dominate this entire year but instead of someone stepping up and knocking him off the pedestal, he gets injured.
World No. 4 Roger Federer is through to the quarterfinals of the BNP Paribas Masters after a win over Frenchman Richard Gasquet 6-2 6-4.
Tournament Director Craig Watson is very happy with next year’s field. “Ana is the fourth Grand Slam Champion to commit to our event, along with Sam Stosur, Li Na and Lleyton Hewitt.”
You heard it here first. Fish has qualified for London's ATP Finals, whether or not he wins against Monaco today. Tsonga, too! The ATP dropped the ball again in failing to properly release the updated standings
Far-sighted Roger Federer is looking ahead to 2012, with his decision on whether to play the Dubai ATP event determining his Davis Cup first-round plans against the US in Switzerland.
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