Marat Safin – A Tormented Talent

12 Feb 2010 by Matthew Zemek in Player Profiles
Marat Safin – A Tormented Talent

The first thing that needs to be said about Marat Safin is that 99.5 percent of human beings would love to have this enigmatic Russian’s problems.
This magnetic Muscovite with movie-star looks, a body tailor-made for tennis success, and a full assortment of formidable skills won over $14 million, traveled the world, won two Major tournament [...]


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 [...]


Feat Of Clay: Federer solves Soderling, claims historic French title

08 Jun 2009 by Matthew Zemek in French Open 2009

Throughout his storied career, and especially over the past three years, Roger Federer possessed feet of clay in the men’s singles final of the French Open.
The second-best claycourt performer in the latter half of this decade showed a manifest ability to play for championships on the terre battue of Paris, but the Swiss legend could [...]


One Courageous Comeback: Dent wins admirers… and matches

02 Apr 2009 by Matthew Zemek in Sony Ericsson Open

An inspiring tennis player took the court on Sunday in the third round of the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami. Before lacing up his shoes and toting his equipment bag, Taylor Dent had already triumphed in a much larger sense.
Yes, Dent advanced to the round of 16 and set up a meeting with the legendary [...]

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