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South American is starting to get a lot of attention from Rafael Nadal, with the Spaniard due to make two tennis trips to the one-time tennis wilderness in the coming months.
Former British player Tim Henman has full faith that tennis friend Roger Federer will bounce back from a so-so season and has absolutely no intention of retiring at age 32.
Ernests Gulbis was down a set and 3-0 in the second. And then -- he managed to get things working. Obviously he lost only one more game.
Vic Braden, Michael Chang, Lindsay Davenport, Rick Leach, Gilbert (Gil) Shea and Kathy Willette will become members of the Southern California Tennis Association Hall of Fame, on Sunday, September 22nd.
This event really does make us wonder if anything makes sense. Joao Sousa makes his first career ATP semifinal on an indoor court?
On this month’s CNN Open Court…
Michal Przysiezny really does seem to be experiencing some sort of post-Davis Cup breakthrough. But this is tough news for Fabio Fognini, who loses finalist points; he will fall from #17 to #19.
British up-and-comer Dan Evans is trying to take his tennis cues from established compatriot Andy Murray as the Liverpool youngster ranked 149 begins to try and scramble up the slippery slope of the ATP standings.
After suffering a one-two blow by losing Gael Monfils followed by Jo-Wilfried Tsonga as clients over the past few seasons, Australian tennis coach Roger Rasheed has - temporarily it is presumed - retreated to his first sporting love of Australian Rules football.
Davis Cup after-effects, perhaps. Janko Tipsarevic probably didn't have much left in the tank. Fortunately, he wasn't defending anything, but this means he will not rise above his current #23.
Rafael Nadal is the first to admit that his ten-title performance this season has taken a lot out of him, But there is little more than a fortnight for the world No. 2 Spaniard to rest and regain strength before he is due in China for a two-week run set for early October.
It’s a simple fact of life in the current tennis economy that if you want to make a success of something new then it’s probably a good idea to have Rafael Nadal involved.
The hilltop Weissenhof Club in Stuttgart is going about the switch to grass from clay in 2015 with typical German efficiency, with work already begun on the construction of a new grass court in the heartland of clay tennis.
The hard-luck story for Milos Raonic has continued in Belgrade after Canada lost a Davis Cup World Group semi-final to the Serb hosts 3-2.
Yeah, Baby! The Party Rock Open is back!
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