Wimbledon Quarters – Men

01 Jul 2010 by Hiland in 2010 Wimbledon Championships
Wimbledon Quarters – Men

For the top ranked tour players, the rise of Tomas Berdych spells trouble. Always regarded as one of the most talented players on tour, Berdych has finally become comfortable with himself and with competing on the big stage.


Federer Looks Like Federer

26 Jun 2010 by Hiland in 2010 Wimbledon Championships
Federer Looks Like Federer

On Friday, the top seeds all advanced in the men’s upper bracket as the game’s experienced performers moved on to the round of sixteen.


Rafa Nadal Wins Fifth French Open Championship

06 Jun 2010 by Hiland in French Open 2010
Rafa Nadal Wins Fifth French Open Championship

Rafa Nadal made quick work of Robin Soderling in avenging last year’s fourth round upset and establishing himself as the greatest clay court player of the generation.


Day 6 Overview

29 May 2010 by Hiland in French Open 2010
Day 6 Overview

On a day where top seeds prevailed, Robin Soderling and Marin Cilic are set to square off in the round of sixteen and Maria Sharapova is set to meet fireplug Justine Henin in round three.


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 [...]


The Day The Open Rested

23 Jan 2010 by Matthew Zemek in Australian Open 2010
The Day The Open Rested

Day six of the 2010 Australian Open could have been compared to an exhausted runner who, after finishing a race and drinking ample fluids, immediately finds a soft bed and blacks out for 10 hours of deep, reviving sleep. Indeed, the end of the third round in the year’s first major tournament marked a point [...]


Magic From Marcos

22 Jan 2010 by Matthew Zemek in Australian Open 2010
Magic From Marcos

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 [...]


Fit For the Occasion: Durable Roddick outlasts Hewitt, returns to Wimbledon semis

02 Jul 2009 by Matthew Zemek in Wimbledon 2009

Two years ago on Court 1 at Wimbledon, Andy Roddick lost a match he should have won. Wednesday evening on that very same patch of grass, the newly-married American won a battle he very easily could have lost. In a riveting, rousing affair matching former world No. 1s and Grand Slam champions, Roddick nipped Australian [...]


Gentlemen’s Quarterfinal Notebook

02 Jul 2009 by Matthew Zemek in Wimbledon 2009

The ladies had their day on Tuesday. Now, the gentlemen will own the Wednesday spotlight on Centre Court and Court No. 1, as The Championships continue. Who’s to be taken seriously as the round of eight arrives? The short answer: A majority of the field. The longer answer: Keep reading. Gentlemen’s Quarterfinals – All Matches [...]


Old School: Ferrero outlasts Santoro in battle of veterans

26 Jun 2009 by Matthew Zemek in Wimbledon 2009

Aside of Lleyton Hewitt’s upset win over Juan Martin del Potro, not much happened on Day 4 of the Wimbledon Championships. The All England Club featured some brief eruptions of action, but virtually no results that would cause a stir in the crowds who flocked to SW19. As the second round came to a close, [...]

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