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Murray Applies the Heat in Flushing Meadows…

September 1, 2010 By Melina Harris 2 Comments

Despite looking suspiciously like Jasper, the dashing vampire from the Twilight films, Slovakian, Lukas Lacko failed to draw blood against an impressive Andy Murray amidst the blistering heat of a New York afternoon, losing 6-3, 6-2, 6-2 in just under two hours. Murray used his typical variety of shot to gain two break points with [...]

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Filed Under: Featured Columns, Lead Story Tagged With: aggressive style, Andy Murray, blistering heat, break points, Briton, double fault, first break, forehand, frustration, insignificance, jasper, lacko, new york afternoon, psychological advantage, scot, second game, tactic, topspin, typical variety, werewolves

Murray Gets Wimbledon Revenge on Nadal

August 15, 2010 By Mike McIntyre Leave a Comment

Andy Murray enjoyed a little post-Wimbledon revenge on Saturday at the Rogers Cup in Toronto as he handled world number one Rafael Nadal 6-3, 6-4 to advance to the finals. Murray played as crisp tennis as I’ve seen from him since the Australian Open in January and appeared composed and prepared from the very opening [...]

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Filed Under: Featured Columns, Lead Story Tagged With: Andy Murray, Australian Open, backhand, break point, composure, crowd, favour, forehand, light rain, momentum, point opportunities, Rafael Nadal, rain drops, rallies, scot, spaniard, three games, Wimbledon

Legg Mason QFs: Press Conferences & Analysis of Berdych, Verdasco, Baghdatis, Nalbandian

August 7, 2010 By Romana Cvitkovic Leave a Comment

It’s quarterfinals Friday here at the Legg Mason Tennis Classic in Washington, DC and the last eight singles players were all in action today vying for a spot in the semifinals. Two upsets were in full-effect as we saw the #1 seed Tomas Berdych go down as well as #3 seed Fernando Verdasco. The first [...]

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Filed Under: Lead Story, Romi Cvitkovic Tagged With: backhand, cross court, Czech Republic, Fernando Verdasco, forehand, full effect, legg mason, legg mason tennis, legg mason tennis classic, match of the day, millimeter, quarterfinals, second game, service game, singles players, surprise winner, Tomas Berdych, umpire, volley, Xavier Malisse

Day 4 of Legg Mason – Fish, Verdasco & Malisse Press Conferences, Tipsarevic’s DNA, Friendships on Tour

August 5, 2010 By Romana Cvitkovic Leave a Comment

Another day has set on the Legg Mason Tennis Classic and with it we find a quickly diminishing field as only the best players move through. Two seeded Frenchman, Michael Llodra and Julien Benneteau, crashed out but the rest of the seeds prevailed. Let’s catch up on the day’s happenings around the grounds and on [...]

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Filed Under: Lead Story, Romi Cvitkovic Tagged With: backhand, banana, forehand, golubev, gstaad switzerland, head racquet, Janko Tipsarevic, Julien Benneteau, Kristof Vliegen, left hand, legg mason, legg mason tennis, legg mason tennis classic, match, Michael Llodra, passport, practice courts, Richard Gasquet, wawrinka

Fernando Verdasco: Press Conference & Match

August 5, 2010 By Romana Cvitkovic 2 Comments

In a match the lasted just over two and a half hours, Fernando Verdasco battled back to beat Michael Berrer in the second round of the Legg Mason Tennis Classic. The final score was 4-6, 7-5, 7-6(6). Berrer held two match points at 5-2 in the 2nd set but couldn’t close it. Verdasco unexpectedly kicked [...]

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Filed Under: Lead Story, Romi Cvitkovic Tagged With: Alejandro Sanz, crowd, eleven hours, fairness, Fernando Verdasco, fifth gear, final score, five games, forehand, late night, legg mason, legg mason tennis, legg mason tennis classic, match points, Michael Berrer, play today, tennis players, timestamp, Twitter, two and a half hours

Day 2 of Legg Mason – Roddick, Fish, Berdych & Benneteau Practice Shirtless, Isner Gets Lost, Verdasco & His Twin

August 3, 2010 By Romana Cvitkovic 2 Comments

The last day of qualifying and the first day of the main draw here at the Legg Mason Tennis Tournament in Washington, DC has come and gone. With it, we welcome six well-deserved qualifiers to an already full list of notable names lined up in the main draw. Let’s recap some of the excitement around [...]

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Filed Under: Lead Story, Romi Cvitkovic Tagged With: big guys, cross court, Daniel NEstor, elbows, forehand, glimpse, John Isner, lefty, legg mason, legg mason tennis, legg mason tennis tournament, Nenad Zimonjic, practice courts, practice session, Radek Stepanek, singles players, t shirt, top singles, volley, volleys

Romi’s Raves at Legg Mason – Troicki Flips Out, Nalbandian Hot & Sweaty

August 1, 2010 By Romana Cvitkovic 1 Comment

As I approached the grounds of the William H.G. Fitzgerald Tennis Center in Washington, DC, I was surprised to see the parking grounds almost full. And it was only noon. The first day of qualifying was already underway, but I didn’t expect such a turn-out. Then I remembered. Not only were three locals in the [...]

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Filed Under: Lead Story, Romi Cvitkovic Tagged With: alum, august 8, cloudy skies, croat, David Nalbandian, dc mayor, different story, dry heat, footwork, forehand, Gilles Simon, kudla, line shots, mayor adrian fenty, michael shabaz, moonbounces, newlywed, practice courts, william h g fitzgerald tennis center

ROGER FEDERER AND RAFAEL NADAL PICTORIAL AT THE MADRID OPEN

May 14, 2010 By Stephane Carter 1 Comment

And he does it again. Ralf Reinecke managed to capture two of the best players in the world on cam in Madrid.  Earlier this week an interview with Roger Federer it was like he was giving Rafael Nadal a subtle swipe about his clay court dominance. The interview was on Gototennis.com and Federer has the [...]

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Filed Under: Lead Story, Tennistastic Tagged With: backhand, clay court, dominance, forehand, game, legs, Madrid, rafa, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, surfaces, swipe, volley

It’s Del Potro In An Upset

September 15, 2009 By Bob Greene 7 Comments

Juan Martin del Potro, appearing in his first Grand Slam tournament final, overpowered five-time defending champion Roger Federer to capture the US Open on Monday 3-6 7-6 (5) 4-6 7-6 (4) 6-2.

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Filed Under: Lead Story, Mondays with Bob Greene Tagged With: 2c, 99s, baseline, Billie Jean King, forehand, forest hills, French Open, grand slam tournament, Guillermo Vilas, national tennis center, open championship, opponent, Roger Federer, tears of joy, tennis player, tennis tournament, time defending champion, USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Wimbledon

Wozniacki Ends Melanie’s Dream

September 10, 2009 By Bob Greene 2 Comments

Although the Arthur Ashe Stadium crowd was loudly pulling for her, Melanie Oudin’s dream run at the US Open ended Wednesday night when she was overwhelmed 6-2 6-2 by ninth-seeded Caroline Wozniacki.

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Filed Under: Lead Story, Mondays with Bob Greene Tagged With: Arthur Ashe, Arthur Ashe Stadium, Billie Jean King, Caroline Wozniacki, Elena Dementieva, final game, forehand, grand slam tournament, ground strokes, Jelena Jankovic, Maria Sharapova, match point, Melanie Oudin, Nadia Petrova, national tennis center, stadium crowd, tennis tournament, unforced errors, USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
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