Game, Set, Match News
Fifth seed Kevin Anderson toppedSam Querrey 7-6(3), 3-6, 7-6(2) to reach the quarter-finals of the US Men’s Clay Court Championship Thursday in Houston. Both players struggled to capitalise on their break point opportunities, with Querrey going two for 10 and Anderson converting just one of nine chances.
Kevin Anderson, Ryan Harrison, Feliciano Lopez advance to next the next round... Take a look at who else advanced.
No sooner did Polona Hercog seem to be coming out of her slump than she got sick.... This costs her her chance to rise above #35.
Xavier Malisse and Ryan Sweeting are the highlights for tomorrow's clay event.
Austria had managed to win the doubles rubber to keep their tie with Spain alive until Sunday. But it definitely wasn't a Sunday on which they experienced a resurrection.
World No. 7 Tomas Berdych led the Czech Republic into the Davis Cup semi-finals after winning his third match of the weekend on Sunday. Having won in singles on Friday and teamed with Radek Stepanek for victory on Saturday, the 26 year old gave his team an unassailable 3-1 lead by edging Janko Tipsarevic 7-6(6), 7-6(6), 7-6(7).
Samantha Stosur and Serena Williams both Advance to the next round...
In a clash between former Family Circle Cupchampions - as well as former World No.1s, Venus Williams won a tight first set then rolled over Jelena Jankovic in a literally electric second round match. Going into the match Jankovic may have been the favorite, not only leading their head-to-head, 6-5, but having won their last four clay court meetings.
Marion Bartoli and Sabine Lisicki won their opening matches at the Family Circle Cup on Wednesday afternoon
Artem Sitak and Ryan Sweeting too very good friends of 10sBalls.com will be on the court tomorrow... Take a look at the results from Tallahassee
Fifteen-year-old American Taylor Townsend is fully aware her junior tennis days are coming to an end soon. As the top-seeded player in the girls’ 18s at the eighth annual USTA International Spring Championships, Townsend was one of 208 of the top U.S. and international junior players who competed in matches Monday that lasted well over 14 hours at the Home Depot Center.
It was a hot afternoon, but Agnieszka Radwanska -- who, after all, is smaller than Maria Sharapova and is better at shedding heat -- kept her cool.
Novak Djokovic definitely tired himself out more in this match than he had to. He was up a set and a break.
When Rafael Nadal broke first game out in the opening set, it looked as if it would be a short night.
Maria Sharapova and Ferrer seem to be focus on winning the Sony Ericsson... Take a look at the draws and Order of Play
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