Mondays with Bob Greene»
Mondays With Bob Greene: Against Djokovic you need to be perfect (0)
Bob Greene, the esteemed former Associated Press tennis writer, wraps up the week that was in international tennis with his “Monday’s With Bob Greene” column – a revival of his popular weekly feature at the AP. This week Bob summarizes the Shanghai Masters Cup and the PEOPLEnet Cup.
The Robbie Koenig Blog»
Robbie Koenig: The New Mr. October (3)
Well, it has all been happening here in Paris! Andy Murray was finally defeated by an impressive David Nalbandian, but I had a chat with Murray’s coach, Miles Maclagen, after the match and he tells me Andy’s fatigued.
Tennis As Usual - Ricky Dimon»
Federer falls to Murray, Simon in semis (1)
Gilles Simon is often referred to as “Simple Simon” due to his style of play that is far from flashy but rock-solid and almost always mistake-free. And after all of that complicated analysis of who could make the Masters Cup semifinals and how, it turned out to be, well, simple.
The Weekly Pauly P»
A New Indian Number 1 And Kendrick Continues to Sizzle (9)
Just a year ago, Somdev Devarman was graduating from the University of Virginia and was claiming his second NCAA Championship. Now, still in his virgin year on the ATP Tour, Somdev finds himself the number 1 ranked player in Indian and is this weeks number 201 on the ATP Rankings.
Voo's Tennis Notes - Voo Dzidowski»
Novak Djokovic Takes Home Shanghai Crown (0)
Novak Djokovic defeated Nikolay Davydenko in a thrilling match at the Masters Cup in Shanghai. Novak Djokovic closes a very succesful season and takes home a $978.000 check.
Randy "Sky" Walker»
U.S. Presidents and Connections To Tennis (0)
As the Presidential campaign winds down in the United States, it is interesting to speculate whether Senator Barack Obama or Senator John McCain will be a “friend of tennis” in the Oval Office. Tennis players with high incomes may be partial to John McCain for tax purposes, while Barack Obama seems to be more engaged in the sport.
Ask Bill - Bill Mountford»
Bill Mountford: US Open Bonanza Blog (1)
There is no doubt that Andy Roddick and 2004 silver medalist Mardy Fish are feeling justified in skipping the Olympics.They are among four of the eight quarterfinalists who did not travel to Beijing. Neither Juan Martin del Potro nor Gilles Muller qualified at the entry deadline.
Weekly Links - Manfred Wenas»
Photopost: The All Access Hour In Stuttgart (0)
Rollin’ Ralf Reinecke, our funky photographer in steamin’ Stuttgart, has provided us with photos of the All Access Hour of the Porsche Grand Prix Tennis tournament in Stuttgart, Germany.
Roger Federer Excerpts - Rene Stauffer»
Switzerland (and Federer) Set For Another Davis Cup Showdown With The USA (0)
The U.S. Davis Cup team drew a tough first round match at home against Switzerland - and presumably five-time Wimbledon and U.S. champion Roger Federer - in the 2009 Davis Cup competition.
The Most From Host - Steve Host»
U.S. Open - Who’s Hot, Who’s Not (3)
This U.S. Open promises to be an absolute hum dinger. There is so much on the line with regards to what may happen in 2009.
The Circuit - McCarton Ackerman»
Hitting The Books Or The Courts: Top American Players Weigh In (0)
At this year’s US Open tennis championships, many of the top American junior players found themselves facing a pivotal fork in the road. Players including Asia Muhammed and Kristie Ahn, are now entering their junior and senior years of high school.
Featured Columns»
Edberg Wins In Outback Champions Series Debut In Dubai (0)
Stefan Edberg made a successful debut on the Outback Champions Series tennis circuit Thursday, defeating Wayne Ferreira of South Africa 6-3, 6-2 in his opening round-robin match at the Emirates NBD The Legends “Rock” Dubai.

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