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Bryans Miss Chance for 2013 Grand Slam

Bob and Mike Bryan have achieved just about everything a doubles team can in tennis but the Californian twins who statistically stand as the best ever must still wonder what it is like to win this sport’s Holy Grail – the Grand Slam.

Bartoli’s “Retirement” Might Be Short lived

Last month's sudden "retirement" scenario for Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli may well be developing cracks after L'Equipe reported that the French player may have already decided to go ahead and play in January's Hopman Cup, the eight-nation teams exhibition in Perth, Western Australia.

The Fed Effect by Jason Whittington

Look I’m guilty of buying into the “RF” logo; I could almost go a month without wearing the same “RF” jacket twice.

Azarenka Wins Match At 0 And 0 And Wants To Improve

Victoria Azarenka had little reaction to her love-love thrashing of her first-round opponent at the US Open, with the second seed only worried about improving her already devastating form..

Murray Unhappy With US Open Scheduling

Andy Murray enjoyed the sound of the on-court announcer introducing him to the Arthur Ashe Stadium crowd as champion of the Olympics, the US Open and most recently Wimbledon.

Roger Federer To Play Brisbane In Australian Open Warm Up

Roger Federer will make his debut at January's Brisbane International pre-Australian Open event, with the Swiss continuing a shake-up of his schedule

Delaware North Renews Australian Open Contract

Delaware North Companies Australia has been selected as the official hospitality and catering partner of Melbourne & Olympic Parks, home to the Australian Open

Pro Tours Should Help Improve Tennis

What Wimbledon did was the single most dramatic statement about the relationships we have forged and all of this would not have been possible without the leadership that Roger Federer has shown as president of the Player Council

President of Tennis Australia Is Re-Elected Unopposed

Tennis Australia President Steve Healy has been re-elected unopposed for a second term until 2016.

Asian Tennis League Could Have A Bearing On The Australian Open

The Australian Open would be the major event most affected by the new proposed Asian Tennis League, with players coming with the effects of playing throughout the close season.

Andy Murray Credits Strong Preparation For Miami Success

Andy Murray can say "I told you so" after a six-week break between the Australian Open final and the start of last month's Indian Wells event eventually led the Scot to a Miami title and a return to the No. 2 ranking

THE BEST OF THE BEST

As dolphin fins pierce the Pacific’s surface, the morning sunrise paints an array of colors upon the Malibu Racquet Club.

Post-Australian blues? Waiting for Roland Garros and the red clay

As the tennis season eases through the latter half of February, the Australian Open suddenly seems a long time ago, and the next major event at Roland Garros seems an equally distant prospect.

Robson Is Ailing With Chest Infection

Britain’s Laura Robson, designated by Billie Jean King and Chris Evert as one of women’s tennis future megastars,

As Li Na Recovers From Injury Her Image Grows

While Li Na recovers from her Australian Open finals ankle injury with hopes of playing an exhibition in Hong Kong in three weeks, the tennis boom she unleashed with her French open title in 2011 shows no signs of abating

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