Zvonareva Comes Back Against Clijsters

21 Aug 2010 by Hiland in Rogers Cup
Zvonareva Comes Back Against Clijsters

Victoria Azarenka picks herself up and Vera Zvonareva pulled a major upset in Montreal to earn semifinal berths at The Rogers Cup.


Coco KO’s Vera Zvonareva

06 Aug 2010 by Hiland in Mercury Insurance Open
Coco KO’s Vera Zvonareva

At beautiful La Costa Resort & Spa, the normally peaceful community came roaring to life rallying behind one of their own to support a stunning upset.


The Russians Are Coming In San Diego

04 Aug 2010 by Hiland in Mercury Insurance Open
The Russians Are Coming In San Diego

At the Mercury Insurance Open in San Diego, the Round of Sixteen play begins today as two Russians, Vera Zvonareva and Svetlana Kuznetsova, battled to victory on Tuesday.


Wimbledon 2010 Winners

07 Jul 2010 by Hiland in 2010 Wimbledon Championships
Wimbledon 2010 Winners

Wimbledon 2010 winners, Men’s Single, Women’s Single, Men’s double, Women’s Double, Mixed Double, Boys, Girls and the Ladies Invitational winners.


Vera Zvonareva Coming Back – All The Way

01 Jul 2010 by Hiland in Player Profiles
Vera Zvonareva Coming Back – All The Way

Encouraged by her mother, Vera Zvonareva began playing tennis for fun at age six. Her mother, Natalya Bykova, a Russian field hockey player who earned a bronze medal in the 1980 Olympics, enrolled the future star in the famed Russian State Academy of Physical Fitness.


Only Serena Survives

30 Jun 2010 by Hiland in 2010 Wimbledon Championships
Only Serena Survives

On a day that began with light raindrops, three heavy underdogs turned the tables on Kim Clijsters, Venus Williams and Kaia Kanepi leaving tears of joy on the All England Club’s hallowed grounds.


Clijsters, Azarenka Win, Kuznetsova Shocked

15 Mar 2010 by Hiland in Indian Wells Masters 2010
Clijsters, Azarenka Win, Kuznetsova Shocked

Svetlana Kuznetsova seems to have trouble in the limelight. Last year, Kuznetsova claimed her second Grand Slam in Paris and played so well that she jumped to number two in the world rankings. The notoriety has not served her well.


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 [...]


Inconsistency Incarnate: Cibulkova, Bartoli fall in third round

27 Jun 2009 by Matthew Zemek in Wimbledon 2009

Professional tennis might look like an attractive gig, especially at Wimbledon, but while the money’s good for those who reach the middle rounds of main draw events, the sport is unforgiving in the way it shapes reputations. One only had to watch Friday’s third round at the Big W to understand why. There are only [...]


Ladies’ Singles Draw: Williamses can see the road ahead

22 Jun 2009 by Matthew Zemek in Wimbledon 2009

For women with a last name of Williams, the official release of the Wimbledon singles draws on Friday morning provided a pleasing path to tennis riches. After years of being placed on the same side of the draw, Venus and Serena stand on opposite sides of the bracket at the Big W. If you loved [...]

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