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I thought it was worth taking some time out this morning to reflect on Andy Murray’s opening gambit against Mardy Fish, who will be rounding out his career on his own terms.
Grigor Dimitrov is one match win from reaching his third ATP World Tour Masters 1000 quarter-final of the year, following a 7-6(4), 7-6(5) dismissal of Vasek Pospisil on Tuesday in Cincinnati.
It only makes sense that Mardy Fish's first win in almost exactly two years came at what is arguably his favorite and best tournament.
Washington, D.C. Doubles Finals LIVE on Tennis Channel from the first point till the Last ball and even the trophy ceremony! Bravo Tennis Channel. It's a big win for doubles. A big win for tennis!
ATP World Tour players Feliciano Lopez and Mardy Fish traded strokes with enthusiastic Washington, D.C. juniors at the Takoma Community Center on Tuesday. It is one of many facilities benefitting from the Emirates Returns Program.
Mardy Fish and Grigor Dimitrov saved two match points in a 6-7(2), 7-6(5), 10-8 win over former Wimbledon winners Jack Sock and Vasek Pospisil at the Citi Open on Monday. Fish, who is set to retire after the US Open, reached the quarter-finals of Atlanta with Andy Roddick last week.
In what could potentially be the last match victory of his career, Mardy Fish teamed up with Grigor Dimitrov to pull off a substantial doubles upset on Monday at the Citi Open.
Wednesday's sellout crowd at the BB&T Atlanta Open witnessed Andy Roddick and Mardy Fish win their first doubles match together since Basel in 2011, defeating Yen-Hsun Lu and Jonathan Marray 7-6(2), 6-4.
One day after losing his first-round match at the BB&T Atlanta Open, Mardy Fish--a two-time singles champion of the event--found the win column on Wednesday evening.
Rafael Nadal began building confidence as he rallied past Fernando Verdasco 3-6, 6-1, 6-1 to open a week of clay in Europe. The Spanish top seed called the win "a very important victory".
Mardy Fish will need to wait a little longer to claim his first match win in almost two years after falling in the first round of the BB&T Atlanta Open. The former World No. 7 and two-time Atlanta champion lost 6-4, 6-4 to Israel's Dudi Sela in just his second appearance of the season and first since Indian Wells in March.
Check out the latest photos from the BB&T Atlanta Open and the bet-at-home Open tennis tournaments.
Mardy Fish returns to action for only his second ATP World Tour singles match of the year. The 2010-11 Atlanta champion has announced he will play here, Cincinnati and then will retire at the US Open. He will take on last year’s finalist Dudi Sela not before 6 p.m. on Stadium Court.
Mardy Fish announced via Twitter on Wednesday that he will retire from tennis at this summer’s U.S. Open. Fish will wrap up his career with three more tournaments, a trio that also includes Atlanta and Cincinnati.
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