Djokovic – Davydenko Set For Rotterdam

09 Feb 2010 by Hiland in ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament
Djokovic – Davydenko Set For Rotterdam

Newly ordained world number 2, Novak Djokovic will hope that form holds as he battles a field of 31 including the tour’s hottest player Nikolay Davydenko in Rotterdam this week. The $1.5 million ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament kicks off its 36th championship today.
Last year’s finalists, Andy Murray and Rafa Nadal, are still licking [...]


Closing Time: Federer tops Murray for 16th Major title

31 Jan 2010 by Matthew Zemek in Australian Open 2010
Closing Time: Federer tops Murray for 16th Major title

The 2010 Australian Open, much like the 2009 edition of the event, will be remembered in a very simple way: It witnessed the continued dominance of tennis’s greatest modern-day champions.
The annual two-week tournament – often referred to as the “Happy Slam” – once again left underdogs and challengers in tears after 14 days of competition. [...]


Numbers Game: Federer marks milestones with semifinal win over Haas

06 Jul 2009 by Matthew Zemek in Wimbledon 2009

As Roger Federer keeps winning Grand Slam matches, the history of tennis will continuously be rewritten. Most professionals play for numbers that deal with money; for a champion like Federer, the meaningful numbers can be found in the milestones he attains each time he steps on court.
Federer made more record-keepers and stat geeks happy on [...]


Men’s Final Preview: Federer faces Nadal’s conqueror in battle for history

08 Jun 2009 by Matthew Zemek in French Open 2009

The 2009 French Open men’s singles final offers a surprising matchup, but anyone who’s watched the first 14 days of the 15-day event at Roland Garros would find it hard ignore the notion that Robin Soderling should be the man standing in the way of Roger Federer’s path to an added measure of tennis immortality.
Federer, [...]

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