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Serbia's Janro Tipsarevic sends Roddick packing...
The 2003 US Open champion will have to wait for his second Grand Slam as Tipsarevic triumphed 3-6 7-5 6-3 7-6 (4). Roddick ought to have been wary of the world number 39. After all, Tipsarevic defeated him in the second round of Wimbledon 2008, and has a reputation for upping his game dramatically against the highest ranked players. Complete results of the US Open at www.usopen.org

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John Mc Enroe: "Women's Tour Too Tough"

"NEW YORK - John McEnroe says women aren't cut out to play as many tournaments as they're asked to by their tour. "There should be less events for women," McEnroe said in a conference call this week to preview CBS' coverage of the US Open, which starts tonight."You need an actual meltdown on court or someone to quit the game altogether bef ore they realise you need to change the schedule". The same day that McEnroe was voicing his opinion, the Women's Tennis Association released an update on initiatives it's taking to make the season less of a grind. Read ...>

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With Li Na, Yan Zi and Zheng Jie is China ready for a Grand Slam title?

The performance of chinese players in recent gland slam tournaments has caused excitement in the world of tennis. Their success is being attributed to China's increasing investment in sports development and its ever growing middle class. Given the scale of their population and the scale of investment, there will be more tennis champions coming out of China. The communist nation is constantly developing, becoming more westernized, and is adopting a different approach to professional sports, in particular tennis. There will be a Chinese tennis champion of a grand slam event. It's just a question of when?

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CAROLINE WOZNIACKI

Seeded number 1 at this year's US Open, Caroline is considered to be a defensive counter-puncher and wins many points by forcing opponent errors and running down so many balls. Her terrific movement and speed allows her to retrieve most balls hit by her opponent. She has improved her game this year and has become more aggressive. Wozniacki is able to effectively absorb power from her opponents with her forehand. The best is her mental toughness which brought her to the finals of the U.S Open.

	Erika Kegler is the ATP "Player Relations Manager" based in Ponte Vedra, Florida and coordonate the player's entries. Read...>
	Angelica Gavaldon is the greatest Mexican female tennis player of all time and one of the flashiest players to play the game. Read...>
	Scotland’s Andy Murray, who rose to a career high number four ranking in the world in 2008. Story by John Gilman. Read...>
	A triumph at the French Open in 1956 made Althea Gibson the first Black woman ever to win a major singles title. More...>

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Andres Gomez, Ecuador. The most famous athlete from Ecuador won the French Open in 1990 beating American sensation Agassi. Read	You will find in this section exclusive interviews with former tennis players who have made a significant impact in the game of tennis. Read	Hollywood Film Producer Barry Mendel, "Rushmore, Munich, The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, Life Aquatic, Rushmore, and The Royal Tenenbaums". Read	Advertising page for various products, Academies, Books, Videos, Apparel, Tours/Tickets. More

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