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The USTA announced that it has agreed to a new three-year contract to host its annual Australian Open Wild Card Playoffs at the Racquet Club of the South (RCS), a USTA Certified Regional Training Center in Atlanta.
Sven Groeneveld, one of the world’s finest coaches, is 10sballs.com’s first award winner and he will be presented with his Top Coach Trophy at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells in March
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Australia’s floods. This will be a great Australian open. They always are. 2011 has begun in Queensland with mother natures fury.
The seeds have been set for the Australian Open 2011. Heading up the men’s seeds is world No.1 and nine
Claus Martin of Adidas is now attending his 100th SLAM in a row!
The qualifying of Australian Open will be streamed live. The interactive coverage is available at www.australianopen.com/live
The first Official Grand Slam tennis iPad application was launched today featuring the entire Australian Open Program alongside a live, digital dashboard
2010 10sBalls.com Top Coach Award winner, Sven Groeneveld is blogging live from Australia
Roddick’s win puts him through to a second-round encounter with Ukraine’s Alexandr Dolgopolov
Vegemite and Kooyong…Odd combo. Not really. Both Aussie classics…
"I still think I can get better. I am still motivated and I want to go out and compete and become a better player, says Lleyton Hewitt
Europeans’ and Americans full line-up was announced, which includes Michael Llodra, Henri Leconte, James Blake and John McEnroe
Nicolas Kiefer, who announced his retirement from tennis yesterday at the age of 33, cites his new family as the main reason for leaving the life on the road
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