Tennis promises a classic battle - Leadership Magazine
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 Malaysia Star | Tennis promises a classic battle Leadership Magazine Many specialists believed that Nadal could have won if he had not missed a relatively easy backhand with the score on 4-2 in the final set. Yet, these critics forget that Djokovic missed an easy forehand down the line with the score in the fourth-set ... Roger Federer Existing Inside the "Thirty-Something" Syndrome... Why not win both Roland Garros and Olympic gold, asks Djokovic |
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Contador stripped of 2010 Tour de France title - News & Observer
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Contador stripped of 2010 Tour de France title News & Observer "Unlike certain other countries, notably outside Europe, Spain is not known to have a contamination problem with clenbuterol in meat," the court said in its ruling. "Furthermore, no other cases of athletes having tested positive to clenbuterol ... |
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All or nothing: no suppression of aggression in a screamer of a semi - The Australian
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 Stuff.co.nz | All or nothing: no suppression of aggression in a screamer of a semi The Australian For the previous two hours everywhere Kvitova had looked she found Errani, a diminutive Italian with a heart bigger than herself and short, strong legs that took her exactly to every position on the court the No 2 seed chose to hit the ball. Errani faces tough test to challenge world No 2 Wimbledon Champion Petra Kvitova Advances to Australian Open Semifinals Sharapova, Kvitova In Aussie Open Semifinal |
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Navratilova Backs Kvitova; Criticizes Ranking System - New York Times (blog)
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 Sydney Morning Herald | Navratilova Backs Kvitova; Criticizes Ranking System New York Times (blog) By BEN ROTHENBERG MELBOURNE, Australia — It shouldn't be surprising to hear one Czech lefty standing by another, but the conviction with which Martina Navratilova defended No. 2-ranked Petra Kvitova was something to be noticed. Maria Sharapova on track for grand slam quest Caroline Wozniacki just looking after No. 1 again |
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Petra Kvitova recovers to advance at Australian Open - Vancouver Sun (blog)
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 Zee News | Petra Kvitova recovers to advance at Australian Open Vancouver Sun (blog) Wearing the purple color synonymous with Wimbledon, the No. 2-ranked Kvitova underlined her growing stature on the women's tour by not giving Dushevina a second chance. The 21-year-old Czech broke her Russian rival's serve three times in each set and ... Petra Kvitova advances to second round Petra holds no hard feelings |
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High-decibel Azarenka and Sharapova: Noisy or necessary? - The Sport Review
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 The Sport Review | High-decibel Azarenka and Sharapova: Noisy or necessary? The Sport Review ... Thursday 2 February, 2012 The 18-year-old Monica Seles came to London in 1992 as world No1 and bidding for a career Grand Slam. She faced, in the semi-finals, a 35-year-old Martina Navratilova aiming to win her 10th Wimbledon title. Victoria Azarenka: Will She Become the Next Novak Djokovic of the Women's Tour? |
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Fed Cup: Russia advances past Spain - USA TODAY
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 USA TODAY | Fed Cup: Russia advances past Spain USA TODAY Making her Fed Cup debut, Soler-Espinosa said her main goal in the match was to make Kuznetsova move a lot on the court and got tired in doing so. "I felt no pressure though it was a decisive game for the Russians," Soler-Espinosa said. Eastern European feel to Fed Cup semis |
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