Roger Federer relieved after hanging on to world number one ranking - Daily Telegraph

The second-round drama in two hours, 13 minutes showed the Swiss just how tough it will be to hold off the field as he tries to extend his 235 weeks at number one. With Rafael Nadal pressing, if Federer goes out in his title defence before the semi
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Injured Sharapova in Games doubt - BBC Sport
Sharapova also struggled with a shoulder injury at the French Open Maria Sharapova has withdrawn from the WTA Rogers Open in Montreal with a shoulder injury which could jeopardise her Olympics and US Open participation. The world number three will
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W&S tennis notebook - Cincinnati.com
MASON - The organizers of the Western & Southern Financial Group Masters like to boast that their tournament is the oldest tennis tournament in the United States still played in its original city. First called the Cincinnati Open, the W&S Masters
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Powers ready for national tennis tournament - Stamford Advocate
Marc Powers has seen the benefits of physical fitness. Now, he's hoping he'll see the results in one of his most important tennis tournaments of the season. Powers, an 18-year-old Stamford resident, is seeded 28th in the 192-player field for the
Source: www.stamfordadvocate.com

Uprising stars of Chinese Olympics delegation - Xinhua News Agency
BEIJING, July 31, 2008 (Xinhua) -- The file photo taken on May 2, 2005 shows China¡¯s Guo Yue competing in the second round match of the women¡¯s singles at the 48th World Table Tennis Championships in Shanghai, eastern China. Guo Yue, a 20-year
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Schoch: Lynch-Schoch not going to be a good match - Port Huron Times-Herald
My Francis J. Robinson International Memorial Tennis Tournament first-round singles match against Brett Lynch today will not be one of those events.
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Rafa poised to supplant Roger? - Seattle Post Intelligencer
Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Roger Federer has enjoyed the longest-ever reign at the top of the men's tennis rankings, but that streak could come to an end, possibly as soon as this week, if things break right for world No. 2 Rafael Nadal. The
Source: seattlepi.nwsource.com


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