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American Men Shine in First Round of Australian Open QualifyingWednesday, January 08, 2014All seven of the American men in action, including Denis Kudla and Rhyne Williams, kept alive their bids for the main draw. |
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The Greatest Season Ever: A Look Back at Rod Laver in 1969Tuesday, January 07, 2014Nearly half a century later, only one man in the Open era has completed a calendar Grand Slam. |
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Australian Open Contenders Capsules (WTA)Monday, January 06, 2014Serena Williams leads the field with Victoria Azarenka, Maria Sharapova, and Li Na close behind her. |
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Australian Open Contenders Capsules (ATP)Sunday, January 05, 2014Novak Djokovic will face stiff resistance from Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray, and others as he defends his title. |
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No Death Knell Yet for the American MenSunday, January 05, 2014Despite a dismal 2013, a brighter 2014 might await for John Isner and countrymen like Donald Young and Tim Smyczek. |
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Studs and Duds of Week 1: Top Stories from Brisbane, Doha, Auckland, And MoreSunday, January 05, 2014Maria Sharapova and Andy Murray launched contrasting comebacks, but Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal finished the week on top again. |
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Last Stops Before Melbourne: Previewing Sydney, Hobart, AucklandSaturday, January 04, 2014Agnieszka Radwanska, Juan Martin Del Potro, and David Ferrer headline fields in the week before the Australian Open. |
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Why Top ATP Pros Could Gain From Coaching By Great ChampionsThursday, January 02, 2014Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Kei Nishikori, and more top men have enlisted the services of elite champions from the past. |
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Caroline Wozniacki, Rory McIlroy Announce Engagement on TwitterThursday, January 02, 2014The former No. 1 announced her engagement to the pro golfer, her long-time boyfriend, on Tuesday night. |
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Top Eight ATP Upsets of Week 1: Andy Murray, David Ferrer, Tomas Berdych Among VictimsThursday, January 02, 2014ATP 250 events in Doha and Chennai saw an unusually high number of seeds fall in the first two rounds. |
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Michael Downey Lands in London to Lead the LTASaturday, December 28, 2013The former head of Tennis Canada looks forward to embracing the challenges of tennis in Great Britain after Andy Murray’s Wimbledon breakthrough. |
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Roundtable Revisited: Predicting the WTA Season in 2014Saturday, December 28, 2013The same group of three columnists who discussed the ATP last Thursday is back around the table, this time to talk about the ladies and how the young guns, established veterans, and everyone in between will fare in 2014. |
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Beyond Brisbane: Nadal, Murray, Ivanovic, Li Headline First-Week DrawsSaturday, December 28, 2013Previewing events in Doha, Auckland, Chennai, and Shenzhen during the first week of 2014. |
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Edberg Open to Coaching FedererSaturday, December 28, 2013After spending one week in training camp with Roger Federer at his base in Dubai this month, former world No. 1 Stefan Edberg said he would be open to coaching the Swiss – if asked. |
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Venus Williams: Feeling Fit and Healthy for 2014Saturday, December 28, 2013Venus Williams sat down with reporters and stated that she is as fit and healthy as she has been in years. |
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Venus Williams: Feeling Fit and Healthy for 2014Saturday, December 28, 2013The 33-year-old is ready to take 2014 by storm with her renewed fitness. |
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What Stefan Edberg Can Bring to Roger FedererSaturday, December 28, 2013The six-time major champion can do more than you might think to help a 17-time major champion. |
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Sweet 17s: Serena Williams, Roger Federer Star in BrisbaneFriday, December 27, 2013Two 17-time major champions hold the top seeds at a season-starting tournament in Australia. |
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Australia Returns: Previewing the Hopman CupWednesday, December 25, 2013Perth welcomes teams from eight nations, including Agnieszka Radwanska, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Petra Kvitova, and John Isner. |
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Christmas Roundtable: Predicting the ATP Season in 2014Tuesday, December 24, 2013Three Tennis View columnists discuss together what the Big Four and their challengers might produce this year. |
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