Archive: south-african-tennis-news

South Africa’s Match Point Foundation Wants to Give Back

A former 15-year ATP tour player and Grand Slam finalist, South African John-Laffnie (JL) de Jager is still passionate about the sport and its growth.

Roger Federer Arrives In South Africa For An Inspection Trip

Roger Federer has arrived in South Africa after an overnight flight from Europe and overspend a few days inspecting projects funded by his foundation

Kevin Anderson To Be Back On Court Soon

South African Kevin Anderson could be back on court as early as Memphis in mid-February after elbow surgery in Melbourne last month.

Matthew Ebden Gets New Coach

Australian Matthew Ebden will look to crack the Top 30 in the South African Airways ATP Rankings in 2013

South Africa To Have Team In Hopman Cup

Kevin Anderson and Chanelle Scheepers will represent South Africa in the Hopman Cup starting late next month

South Africa Tells Its Side Of The Davis Cup Problem

After harsh criticism from recent Davis Cup absentee Kevin Anderson, beleaguered South African tennis officials have been spelling out their version of the financial spat

Kevin Anderson Wants To Be Paid To Play Davis Cup

Kevin Anderson, is involved in a tense financial stand off with his nation’s tennis federation over whether or not he will play Davis Cup

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