Selected day four results - Age

Dokic's dream continues Teen Tomic fires but falls short of grand success Delic goes to the internet to urge fans to keep it cool One step forward but still much to learn for Klein Prickly Djokovic on defensive Will the real Djokovic step up? Forget
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A walk in the park - Age
1. Whether Sam Stosur can get into a winning position and hold it without wobbling. 2. How our "Gooch" fares against Gilles Simon, whose rise up the rankings has rivalled Andy Murray. 3. James Blake â€" he is in the tournament, and will play his
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Rasheed slams Dellacqua for piling on the pounds - Sydney Morning Herald
Casey Dellacqua's physical condition has been questioned by leading coach Roger Rasheed, who has said he believes some of the world's leading female players are carrying "excess baggage". Perth-born Dellacqua's return to the Australian Open was a
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Djokovic flying in Australian Open tennis - MSN Philippines News
Defending champion Novak Djokovic hit top gear in a sparkling Australian Open performance on Wednesday as former winners Roger Federer and Marat Safin set up the clash of the third round. Taiwan's Lu Yen-Hsun produced the biggest shock so far as he
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Tennis: Auckland champ rolls on in Melbourne - New Zealand Herald
MELBOURNE - The winner of Auckland's ASB Classic is still alive in the Australian Open. Beijing Olympic gold medalist Elena Dementieva of Russia is into the third round at the Open after a straight-sets win over Iveta Benesova. The fourth-seeded
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Stolle to coach at tennis academy - West Online
Former US Open doubles champion Sandon Stolle will join Wally Masur as a national coach at Tennis Australia's National Academy in Sydney. Stolle, a former Australian Davis Cup and top-50 player, has been coaching for three years, most recently with
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Tennis: Nalbandian falls to unlikely conqueror - New Zealand Herald
Yen-hsun Lu had barely walked off the court at Melbourne Park after one of his biggest career wins last night when his mobile phone started ringing. "I picked up the phone and my friends were calling to congratulate me," Lu said. "I could tell they
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Tomic fades after burning brightly - Sydney Morning Herald
Exit time . . . Bernard Tomic last night. A BRIGHT young prodigy shone briefly on Rod Laver Arena last night when Bernard Tomic showed great promise in his second-round outing at the Australian Open. Unfortunately the teenager couldn't combat the
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The trouble with always trying to preserve the health of the body is that it is so difficult to do without destroying the health of the mind.
- G.K. Chesterton