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Federer - Constant pressure to ...
by Tennis Pro, July 08, 2009
Federer was just like "Water on a stone", and in the end walks away a winner! What makes a great champion? Being able to excersise the championship control ALL the time. What it's like is ...
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Tennis: Sins of the Father
by Daniel Turner, May 19, 2009
Tennis is a sport built on child prodigies. Youngsters dominate the sport with anyone shading 30 considered long in the tooth and a grizzled veteran. Kids work hard to become polished professionals and the stakes ...
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Tennis: Serena on the Shelf
by Daniel Turner, April 15, 2009
If Serena Williams was not a tennis player she would probably be a mountain climber. After all, she always ascending, or re-ascending to heights. Though currently at #1 in the WTA rankings she has announced ...
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Roddick Stands Up, Stands Out
by RandolphC, February 24, 2009
Andy Roddick is best known for his shotgun-like serve, but he delivered one of his best backhands without lifting a racket. The American fireballer announced that he would not participate in the Dubai Tennis Championship ...
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Spain, it really happened.
by Mark, November 23, 2008
Spain won the Davis cup finals against all odds. In Argentina, on indoor carpet, and without their best player (and #1 of the world) Rafael Nadal. The series reached its final day with a change ...
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A point that worth double
by Mark, November 23, 2008
Spain won the doubles and is close to an epic victory. Before the series begin, Argentina was a clear candidate to win the final, and since the the #1 of the world, Rafael Nadal confirmed ...
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Davis Cup Final: 1-1
by Mark, November 22, 2008
Argentina and Spain ended tied after the first day.The series that will decide the Davis cup winner of this years is being played in Mar del Plata, Argentina. First David Nalbandian (#11) playing a fantastic ...
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