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Nadal, Federer, Murray Eye Australian Open Quarterfinal BerthsSunday, January 19, 2014Three of the Big Four headline Monday’s action at the Australian Open, while Grigor Dimitrov seeks his first major quarterfinal. |
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Rematch and Romanian: Roads Ahead for Azarenka, JankovicSunday, January 19, 2014A pair of former No. 1s, including the Australian Open defending champion, face two of the WTA’s hottest rising stars. |
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WTA Today: Ten Thoughts on Ivanovic, Li, Pennetta, BouchardSunday, January 19, 2014Two upsets set the stage for a pair of intriguing women’s quarterfinals at the Australian Open. |
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Djokovic, Berdych Pound Overmatched FoesSunday, January 19, 2014While the Serb lost just five games to a top-20 opponent in Melbourne, the Czech conceded just seven to a mighty server. |
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Weekend Warriors: ATP Best and Worst at Australian OpenSunday, January 19, 2014Virtually every winner impressed, but some of the losers also stood out over the weekend at the Australian Open. |
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Mayhem in Melbourne: Ivanovic Stuns SerenaSunday, January 19, 2014Serena’s recent frustrations at the Australian Open persisted as Ivanovic secured her most impressive win since 2008. |
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Tale of Two Americans: Stephens Shines, Young ImplodesSaturday, January 18, 2014Sloane Stephens joined Serena Williams in the second week of the Australian Open, while Donald Young fell short. |
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Djokovic, Wawrinka, Ferrer Aim to Start Second Week StrongSaturday, January 18, 2014Three of the top eight men face dangerously streaky opponents as the second week begins at the Australian Open. |
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Can Serena Stay Steady, Li Lucky? Ivanovic, Makarova AwaitSaturday, January 18, 2014Three major champions and a dark horse fond of Melbourne highlight women’s action as the second week starts. |
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Federer, Murray Roll; Dimitrov Breaks ThroughSaturday, January 18, 2014The Swiss and the Scot moved one win apiece from their anticipated quarterfinal, while Dimitrov reached the second week of a major for the first time. |
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WTA Today: Azarenka, Sharapova, Radwanska Into Week 2Saturday, January 18, 2014All of the top five women in action today advanced, but Garbine Muguruza ambushed Caroline Wozniacki at the Australian Open. |
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Sharapova, Jankovic Vulnerable But VictoriousSaturday, January 18, 2014The two former No. 1s prevailed in straight sets but not before weathering significant tests from their opponents. |
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Americans Down Under: Stephens Survives, Querrey StumblesFriday, January 17, 2014The second-ranked American man and second-ranked American woman met different fates at the Australian Open. |
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The Bourne Identity: Makarova Rolls into Second WeekFriday, January 17, 2014The fiery Russian lefty has produced sustained success at the Australian Open over the last three years. |
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Q&A: Donald Young's Return to FormFriday, January 17, 2014Donald Young talks about struggles of the ATP tour and his goals for 2014. |
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Nadal, Tsonga, Raonic Seek Second-Week BerthsFriday, January 17, 2014French flamboyance takes center stage in the third round of the Australian Open, while two young guns aim for a major breakthrough. |
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Radwanska, Wozniacki Look to Defuse Young GunsFriday, January 17, 2014Two top-10 women known for their consistency look to outlast flashy young shot-makers on Saturday at the Australian Open. |
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WTA Best and Worst: Friday at the Australian OpenFriday, January 17, 2014Serena Williams and Angelique Kerber cruised, Li Na escaped, Eugenie Bouchard broke through, and Ekaterina Makarova continued to shine. |
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ATP Best and Worst of Friday (Plus): Ferrer, Simon, JanowiczFriday, January 17, 2014Late men’s matches on Thursday offered plenty of drama, while Friday was more straightforward at the Australian Open. |
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Battle Tested: Li, Ferrer Fight Hard To AdvanceFriday, January 17, 2014The third-ranked man and fourth-ranked woman faced sterner resistance than the other top seeds at the Australian Open today. |
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