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Legends Field for Australian Open 2014

Sixteen former top 10 players, including four former world No. 1s, will return to the court this January to contest the annual Australian Open legends event.
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Newcombe Suggests A Fifth Grand Slam Event

There is no prouder upholder of Grand Slam tradition than John Newcombe. The winner of seven major singles titles is one of the most respected faces at the Australian Open and proudly wears his purple and green striped All England Club tie on his annual visit to Wimbledon.
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Cash Laments Lack Of Young Aussies In The Pro Ranks

As Pat Cash dips back into tennis briefly at this week's exhibition event in Adelaide, the World Tennis Challenge, the former Wimbledon winner admits to mixed feelings about the lack of hard-charging young Aussies in the current game.
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TENNIS CHANNEL ADDS JIM COURIER TO AUSTRALIAN OPEN TEAM

Tennis Channel is expanding Hall of Famer Jim Courier's roster of tournament assignments to include the Australian Open, starting with the 2014 edition in Melbourne.
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Will Bhupathi’s League Fly?

Mahesh Bhupathi and his partners were very excited when they formally announced plans for an International Premier Tennis League (IPTL), last May, but now some ex and current players are expressing doubts about its potential.
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Clash of the old Titans, Longtime Rivals and Friends Federer and Hewitt to meet in Brisbane final By Matt Cronin

Roger Federer and Lleyton Hewitt are both 32 years old, more or less grew up together on tour and once had a tremendous rivalry. Hewitt peaked earlier than the Swiss, winning his sole two majors at in 2001 US Open and 2002 Wimbledon...
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Murray Not Expecting Miracles In Melbourne

With just two ATP World Tour singles matches to his name after a three month absence enforced by back surgery, Wimbledon champion Andy Murray has categorically admitted it would be ‘unrealistic’ to expect to win the Australian Open with such limited opportunity to get acclimated to tennis competition at the highest level.
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Sharapova vs. Serena, No Love Lost, But Serena Won’t Take Off Court Jabs – by Matt Cronin

Maria Sharapova can be a very self-reflective person, but talking about her history against a woman who has all but dominated her and whom she does not get along with off court are not subjects she wants to ponder publicly.
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Tim Henman on Coaching Mission to India as the Road to Wimbledon Heads East

The Wimbledon Foundation has teamed up with international sports supporter HSBC to bring former Great Britain No.1 Tim Henman to India to spearhead a major new initiative aimed at boosting the development of junior tennis in the country.
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Fast Brisbane Courts Please Power Players Headed Into Australian Open

The court speed at the Australian Open has yet to be tested but some ATP players are saying that the court at Pat Rafter Arena at the Brisbane International is playing as quick as any outdoor surface on tour.
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Andy Murray Loses in Doha and Flies To Melbourne

Andy Murray left the Middle East behind him this morning and boarded the 14 hours long flight to Melbourne knowing he had not gotten anywhere near the level of match practice he was hoping before showing he was ready to compete with the top players at the Australian Open.
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Rafael Nadal’s Knee Feels Good, But No Football For Him

For more years than he cares to remember, playing tennis has equated to pain for world no.1 Rafael Nadal.
Brisbane Report: Vika Brings on Girl Power, Federer to Debut New Racket by Matt Cronin thumbnail

Brisbane Report: Vika Brings on Girl Power, Federer to Debut New Racket by Matt Cronin

Belarussian Victoria Azarenka has been Ms. Australia during the past two seasons, winning back-to-back titles at the country’s Grand Slam.
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Tennis News Around The Tour (mostly down under)

...even though he worked with her for five weeks during the off-season, coach Paul Annacone will not join Sloane Stephens in Australia. She will be coached by her hitting partner, Andrew Fitzpatrick.
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Tennis Channel To Carry Hopman Cup

Tennis Channel will bring tournament coverage from the 2014 Hyundai Hopman Cup beginning Monday, Dec. 30, at 8:30 a.m. ET.

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