Tennis: Serena Williams wins at French Open

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Serena turns her game around
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Williams, Henin Advance at French Open
Williams, Henin Advance at French Open By CHRIS LEHOURITES AP Sports Writer 2:37 AM PDT, May 28, 2007 PARIS Justine Henin and Serena Williams both had to wait through more than five hours of rain to reach the second round at the French Open.

Federer begins quest to join Budge and Laver
PARIS (Reuters) - Roger Federer will begin his quest to complete his set of grand slam titles against little-known American Michael Russell in the first round of the French Open on Monday.

Henin and Serena shine in French Open gloom
(AFP) - Triple champion Justine Henin and Serena Williams, the 2002 winner, reached the French Open second round on Sunday as Roland Garros shivered in rain and biting cold.

Prakash looks to get winning touch
Seeing him practise on the tennis courts takes one down memory lane. A lean and lanky figure, who used to rule the grass court in the 1970s and '80s, and swarthy visage, reminds one of the great Indian tennis legend - Vijay Amritraj.

Y-2-Kyoto
The IPCC panel is funded by the UN, the same organization which was recently involved in an oil scam themselves. This also begs another question.Who funded, or is funding David Suzuki, as he crosses Canada in his CO2 belching bus?

Blame Lord Coe for French Open washout
The sun finally came out to greet day one of the French Open at precisely 7.54pm, the time when any discerning Parisian would be thinking about dinner rather than tennis.

Dad and rain save Serena's day
PARIS (Reuters) - A pep talk from dad Richard and a timely downpour over Roland Garros rescued Serena Williams from an embarrassing first-round exit at the French Open on Sunday.

I can be French Open dangerman, says Safin
(AFP) - Marat Safin backed himself to become a French Open dangerman on Sunday and make up for a history of Roland Garros heartbreak.


Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
The thousand mysteries around us would not trouble but interest us, if only we had cheerful, healthy hearts.