Archive: rafael-nadal
Djokovic is #1 by such a wide margin that he cannot be threatened this week, even if he loses his opener.
As wonderful as Federer played, it is all the more amazing that he was able to deal with his wife and twin girls having this virus while he was playing the tournament.
One of the all-time serving battles took place today as Roger Federer faced John Isner in the Men's Singles final at the 2012 BNP Paribas Open.
The greatest rivalry in tennis was postponed for more than three hours this afternoon as rain poured down at the Indian Wells Tennis Garden.
2012 BNP Paribas Open -- Friday's Results -- Saturday's Order of Play -- Draws
Indian Wells, CA - Rafael Nadal was two points away from losing his quarterfinal match against David Nalbandian
Tennis fans are in for great day of heavy hitting as Federer, Nadal, Del Potro, Nalbandian, Azarenka, Sharapova, and Ivanovic all take the court today
Indian Wells, CA - Rafael Nadal and Marc Lopez had no trouble beating Marcin Matkowski and Mariusz Fyrstenberg Thursday night 6-2, 6-0.
Indian Wells, CA - Every day around noontime, Coachella Valley tennis god Tommy Tucker has interviewed a guest on site at the 2012 BNP Paribas Open.
2012 BNP Paribas Open -- Tuesday's Results -- Wednesday's Order of Play -- Draws
Hello tennis fans and welcome to Tuesday, 13th of March 2012! Today's schedule boasts a heavy hitting line-up that we're sure you'll enjoy! But first, let's review some of the big news from last week...
Here are some clips from 10sChiro on the 10sBalls youtube channel in slow motion.
Andy Murray has a new swagger about his aggressive game but still curses often through typically British teeth.
This year's BNP Paribas Open features many top ranked singles player trying their hand in the doubles draw as well. With the tournament schedule allowing days off between singles matches, it's a perfect way for players to get accustomed to the courts and for some like Nadal
As a coach, I look for more specific details that will enable me to help my player. I want to know if they are missing forehands or backhands. In scouting a future opponent, I want to know where they are going to serve in a specific situation
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