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Novak Djokovic's second Chinese title in as many weeks shows that only a days after losing his No. 1 ranking to Rafael; Nadal, he is fighting to get it back.
Juan Martin del Potro couldn't do much in the first set; Djokovic was running him all over the place. But the Argentine's power started to tell as he built a 3-0 lead.
Rafael Nadal has bowed to the current superiority of Juan Del Potro, with the Spaniard tipping his on-fire Argentine rival as a candidate for future grand slam titles.
Victoria Azarenka is one of the most notorious grunters on tour, but she doesn't think that she’s unusual and says that there isn’t any real difference between the men’s and women’s games when it comes to players emitting loud noises.
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga dramatically improved his London chances here, but this means he still remains a little off the pace. Still, he has assured that he will have a chance to qualify at Paris.
This was pretty long, too (more than an hour and three-quarters), but the bottom line is, Rafael Nadal isn't giving Novak Djokovic any help at all in the contest for the year-end #1.
The Chinese city of Shenzhen is seeking either an ATP 500 or 250 level event. . . Maria Sharapova has scheduled December exhibitions in Bogota, Mexico City and Thailand. . .
Roger Federer might have suffered another defeat in Shanghai to underline the growing belief his career is now terminally in decline.
Still no signs that Novak Djokovic's bad foot is actually bothering him; he wins his seventh straight match
On Wednesday in Shanghai, Novak Djokovic won his ATP best 14th bagel set of year in his 6-2 6-0 win over Marcel Granollers. . .
Former Croatian sensation Goran Ivanisevic fully believes that Rafael Nadal will somehow find a way to surpass the all-time record of 17 grand slam singles titles held by Roger Federer.
As widely expected, Carlos Moya will today be named as Spain’s new Davis Cup captain in succession to his one-time rival and close friend Alex Corretja who was not retained by the Real Federación Española de Tenis.
Gael Monfils did it again. He showed his brilliance on the court of a combination of his athleticism and true tennis talent and shotmaking. He needed it all.
The world's new number one player has always been an advocate for his fellow players and the sometimes less than stellar playing conditions they are occassionally forced to endure.
The Swiss tennis master in his favorite color. RED!
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