Andy Murry in the final at Australian Open 2011
Andy Murray defeated David Ferrer to enter into the final at Australian Open 2011 Tennis Tournament.
Andy Murray defeated David Ferrer to enter into the final at Australian Open 2011 Tennis Tournament.
David Ferrer registered the upset of the tournament by ousting Rafael Nadal as the Women’s Draw moved ahead as planned for today’s semifinal matches.
In 2008, David Ferrer finished the year as the fourth ranked player on the tour. The future looked bright, but 2009 turned out to be an undistinguished year for the 10 year tour veteran.
In the gusty offshoots of Hurricane Earl, the strong and experienced players had their way with lesser competitors in the eight matches completed Saturday.
The official draws for the U.S. Open were announced Thursday and for the third time this season, the bookmakers and the men’s seeding committee do not see eye-to-eye in a Grand Slam event.
Ever since his March left wrist injury, top seed Nikolay Davydenko has struggled to find his early season form.
Five time Monte Carlo winner Rafael Nadal reached his second final of the year after beating countryman David Ferrer 6-2, 6-3. Nadal stretched his winning streak to 31 at the principality of Monte Carlo and now leads 10-3 in career head to head against Ferrer.
In a match that reminded tennis fans of another epic encounter, Marcos Baghdatis returned to prominence at the tournament that first made him a household name. Three and a half years ago, at the 2006 U.S. Open in New York, Baghdatis – the colorful Cypriot with an endlessly expressive personality – warred with Andre Agassi [...]
Andy Murray wasn’t expected to win the Rome Masters this week at the Foro Italico tennis complex. In the same breath, the Scotsman also didn’t figure to bow out in his first match at this venerable claycourt event. One bad day at the office is a fact of professional sports, but Murray’s great misfortune is [...]
One day after victorious Spanish Davis Cup captain Emilio Sanchez Vicario officially stepped down from his position at the head of the winning team from Spain, Alberto Mancini called it quits as the Argentine general. During his tenure as Argentina’s captain, which began in 2004, the country has lost twice in finals, first against Russia [...]