Chaos at Australian Open

Reuters - Jan. 15 - Australian Police ejected tennis fans from the Australian Open, for what they called "unfamily-like" behaviour. Police at the Australian Open, removed fans from the public garden area of the venue, due to the unruly behaviour of the
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Blake advances to Sydney final
Seattle Post Intelligencer - James Blake of the United States plays a forehand shot in his quarter-final match against Russia's Evgeny Korolev at the Sydney International tennis tournament in Sydney, Australia, Thursday, Jan. 11, 2007. Blake won the match 6-1, 6-4. (AP Photo/Rob
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Tennis: Draw points to different story at Australian Open
Herald Tribune - tournament with a 6- 4, 6-4 victory Friday over Andy Murray of Scotland. Roddick has won only once in 13 ATP Tour matches against Federer, who is on an eight-match streak against the American. "I'm going to go out there and try to win a tennis match
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Top-seeded Tommy Robredo, Ferrer to meet in Heineken Open tennis final
680 News - Robredo climbed into the world's top 10 during 2006 with a career-best 49 match wins. He qualified for his first Tennis Masters Cup and captured his first ATP Masters Series title, reaching a peak singles ranking of five. "When someone is on the top
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In the Arena: Starting new tennis season with wishes for more and less
Herald Tribune - Believe it or not, Monica Seles has yet to retire, even though she has not played a competitive match since losing in the first round of the 2003 French Open. But when she does finally confirm the obvious, tennis's cautionary tale deserves a formal
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Tennis | Mauresmo rolls in Australian Open
Seattle Times - Amelie Mauresmo plays a backhand during her first-round match against Shenay Perry on Sunday at the Australian Open. MELBOURNE, Australia Amelie Mauresmo of France started her Australian Open title defense with a victory Sunday, overcoming early
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Federer survives scare to overcome Phau
Reuters - MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Top seed Roger Federer survived a ragged start to beat German Bjorn Phau 7-5 6-0 6-4 in the opening match of his Australian Open title defense on Monday. The Swiss world number one lost his serve three times in the first set and
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Track legend gets Murray in shape
BBC News - The aim is for him to go out there and reach a peak in a tennis match and sustain it for a long period of time. "If he can sustain that top level for much longer, and delay the fatigue, then that is certainly going to be advantageous." Johnson, 39
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Tennis: Roddick survives nervous opener
Herald Tribune - MELBOURNE: For nearly two sets in his first official match of the year, Andy Roddick looked like he might be in for another nasty surprise at the Australian Open. The first Grand Slam event of the season is a place of decidedly mixed memories for the
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