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France’s Pierce out for six months
Mary Pierce, who collapsed on court with a serious knee injury at the WTA event here, will be out for six months following surgery, her fitness coach said yesterday.
Out to stop the Russian charge
Scottish teen sensation Andy Murray missed out on a possible 'Battle of Britain' semi-final against Tim Henman at the Legg Mason Classic. Now Murray will try to deny a potential all-Russian final.
Borg backs Federer to break the duck
Tennis great Bjorn Borg, the last man to win the French Open and Wimbledon in the same year, believes that Roger Federer will one day succeed at Roland Garros, the only Grand Slam to elude the Swiss star.
Razzano too strong for 14th-seeded Sugiyama
Virginie Razzano of France upset 14th-seeded Ai Sugiyama of Japan 6-1, 4-6, 6-2 on Monday in the first round of the German Open.
FedEx in a class of his own
Roger Federer's defeat in the last match of 2005 ended 11 months of virtual invincibility that had stamped his name all over tennis for the second year in succession.
Courier leads class of four inductees into Hall of Fame
B>NEWPORT (Rhode Island): /B>With four Grand Slam titles and two Davis Cup championships, Jim Courier was inducted into the Tennis Hall of Fame on Saturday along with Frenchman Yannick Noah, Czech Jana Novotna and fellow American Butch Buchholz.
Fast FedEx just too good
Roger Federer claimed a hat-trick of Wimbledon men's singles titles with a comfortable 6-2, 7-6, 6-4 victory over American Andy Roddick yesterday.
Federer keen to erase Grand Slam misery on grass
Roger Federer is desperate to clinch a third successive Wimbledon title to erase the misery of his 2005 Grand Slam flops at the Australian and French Opens.
Thrilling men’s matches spark ‘equal money’ debate
Rafael Nadal's thrilling French Open triumph is set to re-ignite the explosive war of words over equal prize money for men and women at the Grand Slams.
You haven’t seen the last of me, says Kuerten
TRIPLE French Open winner Gustavo Kuerten plans to return to Roland Garros in 2006 and wipe out the misery of his first round defeat on Tuesday, his worst performance here in 10 years.
