Archive: esther-vergeer
The ITF announced today that it has renewed its sponsorship agreement with NEC Corporation as title sponsor of the NEC Wheelchair Tennis Masters and as an Official Partner of the UNIQLO Wheelchair Tennis Tour through 2017.
Please find below the latest results from the 2014 NEC Wheelchair Tennis Masters at Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London on 26-30 November. The ITF’s year-end wheelchair tennis event features eight men, eight women and four quad players.
Earlier this week legendary wheelchair tennis player Esther Vergeer received a Spirit of Sport Award, presented to her by SportAccord president Marius Vizer.
Before I start the Grass Court season I would like to have a special entry about the The World Championships Dinner in Paris. (during Roland Garros)
Svetlana Kuznetsova pulled an abdominal muscle in her win over Bojana Jovanovski at Roland Garros which affected her serve in her loss to Serena Williams
Beautiful day in Paris on the mid Sunday when things are starting the get hot on court because the finish line is getting in our sight!
The court in Stuttgart is not like any court! The indoor clay is the biggest challenge of them all!
“10s Whenever” Newsletter Vol. 99 18 February 2013 Hi all, we have very important updates to feed you. Unfortunately, Gussy
Esther Vergeer has today announced her retirement from wheelchair tennis bringing an end to the most illustrious career the sport has ever seen.
The past 2 days we have been preparing in silence and incredible team work of the entire crew of the WTT ABN-AMRO ATP TOUR Event in Ahoy Rotterdam.
Vergeer, 31 years old from Woerden, has won 470 consecutive matches since she was defeated by Australian Daniele di Toro in Sydney on January 30, 2003.
2nd week is the week that all of us in professional tennis want to get to!
This was Vergeer’s fourth consecutive women’s singles gold medal after her past wins in Sydney, Athens and Beijing. She has also won two gold medals and one silver medal in women’s doubles, taking her total tally to seven medals. This means she has now surpassed David Hall’s record of six medals to become the most successful Paralympic tennis player of all-time.
2012 Paralympic Tennis Event being held at Eton Manor on 1-8 September.
Esther Vergeer still remains undefeated ...
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