Posted by Leigh Sanders on February 11, 2010 · 1 Comment
As the dust settles and the tears dry following Roger Federer’s whitewashing of Andy Murray in Melbourne the ATP marches on.
Last week saw ATP 250 Tournaments held in Zagreb, Croatia, Johannesburg, South Africa and Santiago, Chile. It is testament to the worldwide appeal that tennis holds so strongly.
The giant Marin Cilic took his home title [...]
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Posted by Randy Walker on June 27, 2009 · Leave a Comment
The 1979 edition of The Championships produced more than the usual Wimbledon drama – including record-breaking performances, a death, the birth of “Superbrat” and television history.
Filed under Lead Story, Randy "Sky" Walker · Tagged with Bud Collins, collins history, deportment, dupre, groin muscle, groin pull, high velocity, history of tennis, John McEnroe, left hander, new chapter, television history, Tim Gullikson, Victor Pecci, Wimbledon
