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The 2011 season showed, more than ever, that Tennis Canada’s National
Training Centre (NTC) greatly contributes to Canada’s growing presence and status on the international tennis scene. [TENNIS CANADA PRÉSENTE LA MOUTURE 2011-2012 DE SON CENTRE NATIONAL D’ENTRAÎNEMENT.]
Spaniard Nicolas Almagro lost in the first round today against Mikhail Youzhny of Russia in the China Open in Beijing 6-3 6-2.
Every week a player finds form and rises within the rankings. This week is no different. Here we look at some of the biggest climbers.
Croatian Marin Cilic made short work of Chinese wildcard Di Wu today in his opening round at the China Open 2011. Cilic spent just under one hour on court today when he won 6-2 6-0.
Australia’s newly crowned US Open Champion Sam Stosur has been honoured by Australia Post who has produced a souvenir stamp sheet to celebrate the Queenslander’s Grand Slam win.
World No. 4 Andy Murray won his third title of the year today when he crushed American Donald Young 6-2 6-0 in the final of the PTT Thailand Open in Bangkok.
Marcos Baghdatis of Cyprus didn’t let the tournament organisers down after they gave him a wildcard for the main draw singles event at the Malaysian Open, Kuala Lumpur.
Tennis has been spoilt for choice as far as multiple grand slam winners, especially recently with Djokovic, Nadal and Federer.
Kvitova makes Championships debut. Azarenka returns for third successive year. US Open champions Huber and Raymond win Tokyo title to qualify.
Frenchman Gael Monfils defeated last year’s finalist Jarkko Nieminen 7-5 7-6 (4) in the quarterfinals of the PTT Thailand Open in Bangkok on Friday.
My movement is balanced, and as previously noted, I'm trying to be a little "smoother" out on court. I feel that when I lose my balance, movement becomes strained and inefficient, however when I'm on balance, power simply flows through my shots.
British number one Andy Murray is through to the quarterfinals of the PTT Thailand Open in Bangkok after winning comfortably 6-4 6-2 against Michael Berrer of Germany.
Last year’s Thailand Open finalist Jarkko Nieminen of Finland is through to the quarterfinals after winning against Dutchman Robin Haase 7-6 (5) 7-6 (4) today.
If I had my way and everything in this world were perfect, I would train all day, everyday. Is this realistic and possible? No. So why do I believe it would be the best way for me to get better?
American Donald Young advanced into the second round today after his opponent Igor Andreev had to pull out. Young won the first set in a tiebreaker and they had played three games in the second set when Andreev pulled the pin for an unknown reason
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