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Player Bounces Racquet Over Fence, Where It Gets Stuck!

September 1, 2010 By Stephane Carter Leave a Comment

Santiago Giraldo of Colombia was involved in a very unusual circumstance in his first-round US Open match Tuesday against Feliciano Lopez of Spain. Playing on Court No. 7 at the Billie Jean King USTA National Tennis Center, Giraldo was disgusted in his play, trailing two sets to love and a service break in the third [...]

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Filed Under: Lead Story, Tennistastic Tagged With: babolat racquet, Billie Jean King, code of conduct, colombia, court surface, courtside, cupper, Feliciano Lopez, foot fence, game, match, national tennis center, photos, Santiago Giraldo, service break, shrubbery, Spain, unforced error, USTA National Tennis Center

“NO MORE DJOKING ABOUT MY STRENGTH” BLASTS NOVAK

March 17, 2010 By Leigh Sanders 1 Comment

Serbian Novak Djokovic and the big Croat Ivan Ljubicic take to the court Wednesday once more to do battle in the fourth round of the BNP Paribas Open ATP Masters 1000 tournament at Indian Wells. It is the fifth time the two will duel over the net and the second this year, Djokovic coming from [...]

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Filed Under: Lead Story, Tennis People Tagged With: afternoon heat, angry protest, bald eagle, BNP Paribas, courtside, croat, fifth time, foe, fruition, Indian Wells, Ivan Ljubicic, mid afternoon, Novak Djokovic, point game, service game, straight sets, tannoy, tramline, umpire, volley

“Shorts Around His Ankles, Underpants In Full View” – On This Day In Tennis History

October 11, 2009 By Randy Walker Leave a Comment

Fifteen years ago on Oct. 12, 1994, one of the most unusual on-court incidents in the history of tennis happened in Tokyo when American Jeff Tarango “dropped his drawers” on court during his second-round match against Michael Chang.

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