Archive: american-tennis-news

Caroline Wozniacki Loses At US Open And Drops Out Of Top 10

Former world no.1 Caroline Wozniacki is set to drop out of the WTA’s top ten after suffering a second successive first round exit at a Grand Slam event.

Kim Clijsters Finishes Her Professional Career With Her Head Held High

The 29 year-old Belgian, who has won the US Open three times and had not been beaten at the calendar’s concluding tennis major since 2003

USTA To Sell Items Used At The US Open

Tennis fans at the 2012 US Open and sports memorabilia collectors around the world can now acquire actual match-used items and one-of-a-kind collectibles

Andy Roddick Laments USA Losing Tour Events

Andy Roddick has launched into his tennis business persona to lament the exodus of American ATP events.

Day 3 Qualifier Results – How they did in the Main Draw

Wild card American Mallory Burdette is the lowest ranked player left in the upper half on the strength of her victory over Lucie Hradecka.

The Bryan Brothers Start Their Run For The Title

Bob and Mike Bryan begin their hunt for a fourth US Open men’s doubles crown when they take on Belgians Steve Darcis and David Goffin on Court 4.

Brian Baker’s Remarkable Comeback

Brian Baker wins today at the US Open!

Britain’s Johanna Konta Is Showing Promise

British women’s tennis continues to be upwardly mobile with new recruit Johanna Konta winning her way through to the second round of US Open

Roger Federer Gets Comfortable With Festive US Open

Roger Federer has made another successful switch to the carnival-like action of the US Open, quietly going about his business of trying to claim a sixth title

USTA Searching For Plan For Roof Over Ashe Stadium

A new plan, that would see a complete rebuild of the top tier of Arthur Ashe Stadium at the U.S. Open’s Billie Jean King National Tennis Center

US Open 2012 – Women Tennis Results and Rankings

U. S. Open Singles – First Round: (1) Victoria Azarenka def. Alexandra Panova 6-0 6-1 Victoria Azarenka really

Jack Sock Punches Out Ailing Mayer For First-round Win

American Jack Sock advanced to the second round of the US Open after securing an upset over No. 22 seed Florian Mayer of Germany, who retired while trailing 6-3, 6-2, 3-2

Kim Clijsters Vows This Is Her Final Tournament

Kim Clijsters was directly asked would she reconsider her plans to retire from competitive tennis if she won a fourth U.S. Open title in the next fortnight