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When you have a day like this during a tournament like Miami @sonyopentennis you will have to call it one of the better days!
Early start with a pit stop at wholefoods before heading to the site for the wamup with Christina McHale at 9 am in prep for her match with Roberta Vinci.
WTA - Miami (Fri): Sharapova Cruises In Opener
Merely making her first WTA main draw is fairly big for Katerina Siniakova, who came in ranked #821 and needed a wildcard into qualifying.
Believe it or not, this is officially an upset -- Lleyton Hewitt is (or was) the lower-ranked of these two, by five places.
Andy Murray and Laura Robson and right now both are involved in a bidding war between top flight management companies who want to represent them.
Raymond Moore, CEO of the BNP Paribas Open, revealed to the media Sunday that the ATP is working on devising a new prize money formula for 2014.
If there was any doubt going into the 2013 BNP Paribas Open about how Rafael Nadal's knee would handle the hard courts, all of that should now be gone.
BNP PARIBAS OPEN – INDIAN WELLS, USA USD 5,030,408.00 (ATP) USD 5,030,408.00 (WTA) MARCH 04 – MARCH 17, 2013
Indian Wells Singles – Quarterfinal: (1) N Djokovic def. (8) J Tsonga 6-3 6-1 It seemed to take about
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.
Tomas Berdych says he’s part of the last generation of Czech players who had to go through hard times to make it on tour.
It looked for all the world as if Petra Kvitova would cruise into the semifinal.
Indian Wells Early Matches Singles – Fourth Round: (2) R Federer def. (18) S Wawrinka 6-3 6-7(4-7) 7-5 Roger
Mardy Fish hasn't had the easiest of roads since the US Open last year.
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