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USA-Brazil Davis Cup Reflections

February 5, 2013 By Andrea Lubinsky Leave a Comment

If the USA wins a hotly contested, live, fifth rubber against Brazil, and no one’s there to see it, did it still happen? This past weekend’s first round Davis Cup tie is a fine example of why you can never count on anything in tennis. On paper, the USA should’ve had no trouble dispatching the Brazilians. Not [...]

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Filed Under: Andrea Lubinsky, Lead Story Tagged With: Brazil, Davis Cup, John Isner, Sam Querrey, Thiago Alves, Thomaz Bellucci, United States

Brazilians Melo/Soares stun the Bryans in day 2 Davis Cup action

February 3, 2013 By Andrea Lubinsky Leave a Comment

With an impeccable 22-2 record in Davis Cup doubles going into today’s match, most people had penned in a US victory for the Bryan brothers in yesterday’s doubles rubber against Brazil. But in tennis it’s never safe to count on the better team on paper. Marcelo Melo and Bruno Soares have had success playing the [...]

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Filed Under: Andrea Lubinsky, Lead Story, Live Coverage Tagged With: Brazil, Bruno Soares, Bryan Brothers, Davis Cup, Marcelo Melo, United States

Isner and Querrey give USA 2-0 lead against Brazil

February 1, 2013 By Andrea Lubinsky Leave a Comment

The USA Davis Cup squad got off to a quick start on Friday in their first round tie against Brazil. Sam Querrey easily overcame Brazil’s No. 1 player, Thomaz Bellucci, in straight sets. Sam Querrey served very well, but Bellucci definitely handed him a few games. He admitted to being a bit nervous in the [...]

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Filed Under: Andrea Lubinsky, Live Coverage Tagged With: Brazil, Bryan Brothers, Davis Cup, John Isner, Sam Querrey, Thiago Alves, Thomaz Bellucci, United States

Pittsburgh Penguins Crosby Surprises Federer With Birthday Cake

August 8, 2010 By Stephane Carter Leave a Comment

Sidney Crosby greets Roger Federer with a cake on his 29th birthday Sunday. Roger Federer and Sidney Crosby have missed out on their chance to play tennis together but can still share a birthday cake.The two sports stars met for the first time at the Rogers Cup on Sunday. They were set to play together [...]

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Filed Under: Lead Story, Tennistastic Tagged With: 2010 olympics, birthday cake, canada, Gold Medal, grand slam champion, overtime winner, penguins, pittsburgh penguins, rain, rexall centre, Roger Federer, Rogers Cup, sidney crosby, sports stars, surprises, Tennis, United States, vancouver

Roger Federer And The Ghost Of Bill Tilden

September 14, 2009 By Randy Walker 3 Comments

Roger Federer is looking to join Bill Tilden as the only player to win six straight U.S. men’s singles titles when he plays Juan Martin del Potro in the 2009 US Open final Monday.

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Filed Under: Archives Tagged With: Allison Danzig, Arthur Gore, Bill Johnston, Bill Tilden, Bobby Riggs, Bud Collins, Davis Cup, Don Budge, Ellsworth Vines, Frank Hunter, Fred Perry, Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman, Henri Cochet, John Doeg, Karel Kozeluh, Lacoste, New York Times, Pete Sampras, Rene Lacoste, Richard Sears, Roger Federer, Roy Emerson, Suzanne Lenglen, Tennis, The Bud Collins History of Tennis, United States, US Open, USTA, Vinnie Richards, William Tatem, Wilmer Allison, Wimbledon

Federer’s First of Five US Open Titles

August 28, 2009 By Randy Walker 2 Comments

Roger Federer is no doubt the King of the US Open. He will be seeking his sixth straight men’s singles title in 2009, equaling the effort by Bill Tilden, who won six straight titles from 1920-1925.

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Filed Under: Archives, Lead Story Tagged With: Allison Danzig, Andre Agassi, Arthur Ashe, Arthur Ashe Stadium, ATP, ATP Tournament, Australian Open, Bill Tilden, Brian Gottfried, Charlie Rose, Don Budge, ESPN, Grand Slam, Grand Slams, Guillermo Vilas, Indian Wells, Iva Majoli, Jimmy Connors, Leyton Hewitt, Live with Regis and Kelly, Lleyton Hewitt, Margaret Smith Court, Martina Hingis, Mats Wilander, Maureen Connolly, Olympic Games, Olympics, Pete Sampras, Richard Sears, Rockhampton Rocket, Rod Laver, Roger Federer, Steffi Graf, Tennis, Tennis Masters Cup, The Open Era, Tim Henman, United States, US Championships, US Open, Wimbledon

Pat Cash Discusses Grass, Hall of Fame Status And The “Goat” Prior To Defense Of Newport Title

August 4, 2009 By Tennis Grandstand 7 Comments

Pat Cash is gearing up his grass-court game on the lawns of Great Britain in anticipation of his title defense at this month’s $150,000 Hall of Fame Champions Cup in Newport, R.I.

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Filed Under: Featured Columns, Lead Story Tagged With: Andre Agassi, Australian Open, Champions Cup, Davis Cup, International Tennis Federation, Ivan Lendl, Jim Courier, Jimmy Arias, John McEnroe, Mark Philippoussis, Mats Wilander, Mikael Pernfors, New York City, Outback Champions Series, Pat Cash, Patrick Rafter, Pete Sampras, Roger Federer, The International Tennis Hall of Fame, Todd Martin, United States, US Open, Wayne Ferreira, Wimbledon

40 Years Ago In Tennis – Bud Collins Summarizes The Epic Year

July 31, 2009 By Randy Walker 1 Comment

The second year of Open tennis was one of continued progress but lingering confusion on the political front—and towering on-court performances by Margaret Smith Court and most notably Rod Laver, who netted an unprecedented second Grand Slam.

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Filed Under: Archives, Lead Story Tagged With: Althea Gibson, Andres Gimeno, Ann Haydon Jones, Arthur Ashe, Australian Open, Bill Bowrey, Bill Talbert, Billie Jean King, Bob Lutz, Bud Collins, Butch Buchholz, Charlie Pasarell, Cliff Drysdale, Cliff Richey, Darlene Hard, Davis Cup, Dennis Ralston, Dick Crealy, Donald Dell, Federation Cup, Francoise Durr, Fred Perry, French Open, Grand Slam, Harry Hopman, Ilie Nastase, International Lawn Tennis Federation, Ion Tiriac, John Newcombe, Karen Krantzcke, Ken Rosewall, Lawn Tennis Association, Lesley Turner, Los Angeles, Madison Square Garden, Margaret Smith Court, Marty Riessen, Nancy Richey, Pancho Gonzalez, Rafael Osuna, Ray Moore, Ray Ruffels, Richard Sears, Rod Laver, Roy Emerson, Stan Smith, The Open Era, Tom Okker, Tony Roche, United States, USLTA, Virginia Wade, Wimbledon

Waterville Valley Resort’s World Ranked Tennis Center Offers Affordable Play amid Mountain Views

May 23, 2009 By Tennis Grandstand Leave a Comment

For 125 years people have been playing tennis in Waterville Valley Resort. But, what many people don’t know is that the18 red clay outdoor tennis courts in Waterville Valley have been consistently ranks as some of the best in the world.

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Filed Under: Featured Columns Tagged With: HEAD, IMG, Lew Hoad, outdoor tennis, professional tennis, Rod Laver, Roy Emerson, Tennis, tennis experience, tennis player, United States, USA, USTA

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