Andy Murray can perform real feats of clay - just give him time!
Andy Murray
Chris Goldsmith
Friday, 16 May 2008 08:43
A 6-3, 6-2 loss to Rafael Nadal in Hamburg on Thursday shows the Scot still has a lot to do to have a chance of major honours on the red clay surface. However, he is still on a learning curve and more matches against top players on clay will help him gain the experience he needs.
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3 Stars of 5
Why Andre Agassi was the best tennis player of all time
Agassi
Chris Goldsmith
Friday, 16 May 2008 09:29
The Las Vegan had it all - the looks, the charm and the skills of a champion.
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3 Stars of 5
Why Justine Henin's retirement is bad news for tennis
Justine Henin talks tennis
Summer Ibara
Thursday, 15 May 2008 12:03
After a sensational 2007, the Belgian has shocked the tennis world with her announcement that she is quitting. One of the game's all time-greats, her graceful presence on court will be sorely missed.
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5 Stars of 5
Justine Henin: Amazing power and strength packed into such a small frame
Justine Henin of Belgium celebrates with the International Women's Open trophy
Adam Uren
Friday, 16 May 2008 07:58
The retirement of Justine Henin signifies the end to the career of possibly the greatest sportswoman in the world at the moment. Not only did she dominate the game, she broke the mould of what it is to be a woman tennis player.
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5 Stars of 5
Novak Djokovic's Italian job points way towards No.1
Novak
Chris Goldsmith
Tuesday, 13 May 2008 11:29
The young Serb's victory in Rome showed he is no clay court novice. He's hungry for even more success, so watch out Roger and Rafa!
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3 Stars of 5
Federer, Djokovic, Henin, Sharapova and Co should all stop moaning
American hope Andy Roddick at the Australian Open
Chris Goldsmith
Wednesday, 14 May 2008 14:38
They don't complain when they're spending time on photo shoots and sponsorship assignments, raking in the money, so why should we feel sorry when the stars are asked to work a little harder on court?
Comments: 9
2 Stars of 5
With only Andy Murray in the top 100, it's back to basics for British tennis. But is that enough?
Katie O'Brien
James Mortimer
Sunday, 11 May 2008 07:37
The Scot is out on his own, with highest-ranked British woman Katie O'Brien ranked only 123 in the world. Poor facilities and a perception among youngsters that tennis is not cool prompts questions as to whether the UK can ever produce a Wimbledon champion again.
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5 Stars of 5
Anne Keothavong's battle to reach the Top 100 in women's tennis
Anne Keothavong
Chris Goldsmith
Tuesday, 13 May 2008 11:13
The British girl is finally nearing her target, but how long can she stay there? Let's hope she can inspire a few more young Brits.
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5 Stars of 5
Stanislas Wawrinka, the new name in men's tennis keeping the Swiss on a roll
Stanislas Wawrinka: 2006 Croatian Open winner
Chris Goldsmith
Tuesday, 13 May 2008 08:49
He beat a host of top players in reaching the final in Rome last week, and the 22-year-old is ready to up the baton from Roger Federer.
Comments: 1
3 Stars of 5
From Margaret Court to Steffi Graf, Chris Evert and Justine Henin: The countless goddesses who ruled tennis
Chris Evert
James Mortimer
Saturday, 10 May 2008 06:35
The fine form of female players has a great history, but who are the best ladies to have graced the game?
Comments: 4
3 Stars of 5
It's target Wimbledon for Novak Djokovic
Determined to Succeed Novak Djokovic of Serbia
Chris Goldsmith
Friday, 09 May 2008 07:02
The Serbian is mounting a real challenge to oust Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal from top-ranking slots. And his quest for tennis glory starts at Wimbledon.
Comments: 5
2 Stars of 5
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