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Who Wore It Better? WTA Fashion in 2013Wednesday, December 11, 2013It may be a sin to show up on the red carpet wearing an identical outfit to one of your peers, but such a sight is a regular occurrence in tennis. Today, we compare five instances of these outfit repeats and decide who wins the fashion contest. |
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The Stars and Stripes in 2013: Alison RiskeMonday, December 09, 2013After profiling the 2013 campaigns of Serena Williams, John Isner, Sloane Stephens, and Sam Querrey, Mike Holder continues his off-season series of American retrospectives with a look at a more surprising talent who emerged this year. |
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Quynh Lam: Improvement is ParamountMonday, December 09, 2013Many adults begin the early weeks and months of a new year trying to launch and maintain a rigorous exercise program. And yet, these overly ambitious and strenuous efforts often result in injury, and ultimately, discouragement and the return to sedentary habits. |
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ATP Turning Points of 2013 (IV): Sergiy Stakhovsky Stuns FedererMonday, December 09, 2013After analyzing Rafael Nadal’s epic Roland Garros triumph over Novak Djokovic, Nick Nemeroff moves from clay to grass for the greatest upset of the season. |
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The Year That Never Was: Rewriting 2013 in the WTAMonday, December 09, 2013During the off-season, all that we have done is list things that happened in 2013. Now, we list headlines that never happened this season! |
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Point, Counterpoint: The Case For And Against ExhibitionsFriday, December 06, 2013Exhibitions grow the game and expose a lighter side to the stars, but their implications should not be overlooked. |
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ATP Feat of the Year: Andy Murray Wins WimbledonThursday, December 05, 2013A 77-year drought of British champions at the All England Club ended in a triumph that may redefine Murray’s career. |
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ATP Predictions for 2014 (Part III): Bernard Tomic Breaks ThroughThursday, December 05, 2013The third installment of Matt Tewhatu’s 2014 predictions series forecasts a bright season for an enigmatic youngster. |
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WTA Season in Review: The 10 Biggest Surprises of 2013 (Part II)Wednesday, December 04, 2013Our WTA columnists present the five most stunning plot twists of a season filled with drama. |
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ATP Future Stars Taking Strides: Nick KyrgiosTuesday, December 03, 2013The Australian teenager has launched himself on a spectacular ascent toward the top 100. |
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The Stars and Stripes in 2013: Sam QuerreyTuesday, December 03, 2013The second-ranked American man struggled through a disappointing season in 2013 |
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ATP Turning Points of 2013: Djokovic Denied in ParisTuesday, December 03, 2013Falling just short in an epic Roland Garros semifinal set the tone for much of the Serb’s 2013 campaign. |
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WTA Season in Review: The 10 Biggest Surprises of 2013 (Part I)Monday, December 02, 2013Columnists Victoria Chiesa and David Kane continue their offseason series on women’s tennis by looking at the most surprising events or headlines of 2013. |
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ATP Predictions for 2014 (Part II): John Isner SurgesThursday, November 28, 2013The top-ranked American man should reach his first major semifinal in 2014. |
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ATP Unsung Hero of the Year: Juan Martin Del PotroThursday, November 28, 2013The former US Open champion defeated all of his leading rivals and returned to the top five in his best season since wrist surgery. |
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Tennisgiving: 10 WTA Reasons to Give Thanks in 2013 (Part II)Wednesday, November 27, 2013Read about the five leading reasons to be thankful for what happened in women’s tennis this season. |
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ATP Future Stars Taking Strides: Bradley KlahnWednesday, November 27, 2013The former NCAA champion from Stanford began to assert himself in the ATP, setting up a key 2014 campaign. |
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The Stars and Stripes in 2013: Sloane StephensTuesday, November 26, 2013The second-ranked American woman took modest steps forward in 2013, especially at majors. |
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ATP Turning Points of 2013: The Resurrection of RafaTuesday, November 26, 2013When the going gets tough, the tough get going, and that is exactly what Rafael Nadal did in 2013. Throughout his career, the Spaniard has possessed an indomitable spirit and a propensity to fight to the finish of every point, game, set, and match. When he was sidelined for seven months, however, many wondered if Nadal would be able to return to his former self. |
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Tennisgiving: 10 Reasons to Give Thanks in 2013 (Part I)Monday, November 25, 2013Victoria Chiesa and David Kane continue their series of 2013 review articles by counting down 10 reasons to give thanks in women’s tennis this year. |
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