The Serbia Open came down to an all-American finals round with John Isner going up against Sam Querrey, after the #2 player in the world and defending champion Novak Djokovic left during the quarter-finals semi-finals because of what he says were allergy-related breathing problems. The Djokovic family actually organizes the Serbian Open each year, and [...]

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Rafael Nadal won his 17th Masters championship on Sunday in the Rome Masters, defeating David Ferrer 7-5, 6-2. Nadal has defeated Ferrer the last 7 times they’ve met, and few were surprised by the win since this was Ferrer’s first time in a Masters final. This marks the 4th time Nadal has won here in [...]

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Rafael Nadal, the number 2 tennis player in the world, came away from the third-round of play at the Sony Ericsson Open victorious over David Nalbandian in a hard-won 6-7 (8), 6-2, 6-2. He’s made it to the final after 10 months without a tournament win. He’s seeded 4th in this tournament and may be [...]

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At the ATP World Finals, Roger Federer is now ranked 1 in the sport for the 5th time. He’s one away from tying Pete Sampras’ record of 6 number one spots. He won that trophy at the ATP World Tour Finals in London at the O2 Arena on Wednesday, but was eliminated later in the [...]

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The top seeded player Gael Monfils has managed to end a four year drought in titles by claiming a 7 – 6 (1), 3 – 6, 6 – 2 win against Philipp Kohlschreiber from Germany during the Open de Moselle which occurred this past Sunday. Gael Monfils managed to serve a total of 14 aces [...]

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In what is perhaps a shocking move to some, and not shocking at all to others, Roger Federer has announced that he is pulling out of the Japan Open and the Shanghai Masters. Roger Federer recently withdrew himself from both the Japan Open as well as the Shanghai ATP Masters on Friday, having cited that [...]

Continue reading → Tennis Preview: Roger Federer withdraws from Japan Open and the Shanghai Masters

Roger Federer, World no.1 (-308) against Juan Martin Del Potro, seed 6 (+278) Roger managed to take care of our red hot favorite, Djokovic in only three sets, but are things going to get even more challenging against him when he goes up against Juan Martin Del Potro from Argentina? He’s been in top form [...]

Continue reading → Tennis Tournament Preview: Roger Federer against Juan Martin Del Potro

The French Open tennis tournament is billed to be the most challenging out of all of the grand slam tournaments, and the 2009 French Open Tournament is slated to adhere to the same rigorous competitive nature of all of the French Open tournaments that preceded it. The 2009 French Open tennis tournament is already adhering [...]

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The former world no. 1 tennis player, Andy Roddick, recently announced that he would be working with a renowned coach by the name of Larry Stefanki beginning next season. The announcement was initially delivered on Andy Roddick’s personal website, which is viewable from http://www.andyroddick.com. On his website, Andy Roddick, a former U.S. Open champion, stated [...]

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