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	Looking Back, Looking Forward: The 2013 US Open By Chris Skelton 08/06/2013 As any professional tennis player will tell you, every tournament is a new tournament, every match is a new match, every day is a new day. But even the greatest champions cannot erase memories altogether, allowing elation or heartbreak to glow or fester. more
	Lisa Raymond’s new decade of doubles By Staff 08/05/2013 At 40, Lisa Raymond enters her third decade on tour, changes doubles partners, and continues tour success more
	Grigor Dimitrov Ready to Test the Best By David Cox 08/05/2013 Grigor Dimitrov’s place among the stars has been mapped out since he won the Wimbledon junior title in 2008. With his brooding good looks and effortless game, he appeared made for the spotlight, and journalists hungry for a headline swiftly anointed him as “the next big thing” in men’s tennis. more
	American Hopefuls // Who will carry the flag for U.S. tennis? By Tracey DeFrancesco 08/05/2013 For two weeks during the U. S. Open, the spotlight shines especially bright on both the veterans and the rising stars of U. S. tennis. John McEnroe says many years of American success during his era may have spoiled tennis fans. more
	John Russo, Picture Perfect By Tracey DeFrancesco 06/24/2013 John Russo’s professional portfolio boasts magazine covers featuring A-list actors such as Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts, but he has also worked with many top tennis stars. more
	Elementary, My Dear Watson. Heather Watson makes hard work look basic. By Tracey DeFrancesco 06/12/2013 When Heather Watson won the 2012 HP Open in Osaka, she lifted more than just the trophy – she also raised hopes for the future of British women’s tennis more
	Fortnight’s Footprint By Tom Nash 06/12/2013 A Wimbledon native describes the impact of tennis on the sleepy SW19 suburb. more
	For Whom the Grass is Greenest: Roger Federer at Wimbledon By Chris Skelton 06/12/2013 He has fallen to his knees and leapt above the ground. He has lifted his head in triumph and thrust it back in anguish. He has shed tears of ecstasy and tears of heartbreak. more
	Czechmate Lukas Rosol By Teresa Thompson 06/12/2013 Lukas Rosol Reflects on Beating Nadal, a Two-time Wimbledon Champ more
	Two Roads to Roland Garros By Chris Skelton 04/29/2013 When playing on the red clay of Europe, defense and steadiness have traditionally been the essential traits most likely to reap success. more