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Re: Tennis anyone?
Tomorrow on Court #2 there's an interesting doubles combo...Hingis and Kournikova. But that probably won't be on TV.
Radwanska, Sharapova, and Wozniacki all lost. No more reason to watch this tournament.
Tomorrow on Court #2 there's an interesting doubles combo...Hingis and Kournikova. But that probably won't be on TV.
Re: Tennis anyone?
There is no God.Tomorrow on Court #2 there's an interesting doubles combo...Hingis and Kournikova. But that probably won't be on TV.
Re: Tennis anyone?
Federer out of Wimbledon before the final for the first time since 2002.
Nadal also on court, trying to avoid getting bageled in the first set; Soderling leads 5-0.
Williamses also lost today, and the Bryans lost the first set. Crazy day so far.
Federer out of Wimbledon before the final for the first time since 2002.
Nadal also on court, trying to avoid getting bageled in the first set; Soderling leads 5-0.
Williamses also lost today, and the Bryans lost the first set. Crazy day so far.
Re: Tennis anyone?
Zvonareva beat Pironkova and will pay Saturday in the final.
In other news, many won't have heard of him, but 3-4 years ago Scoville Jenkins was a promising young player who was expected to be part of the future of U.S. tennis.
Now, at 23, he has retired and joined the coaching staff at Kennesaw State University.
Zvonareva beat Pironkova and will pay Saturday in the final.
In other news, many won't have heard of him, but 3-4 years ago Scoville Jenkins was a promising young player who was expected to be part of the future of U.S. tennis.
Now, at 23, he has retired and joined the coaching staff at Kennesaw State University.
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bigblue_dl
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Re: Tennis anyone?
Well, she was playing Venus, there aren't many out there that look worse than Venus.
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Serena wins the first set against Zvonareva, 6-3.
Berdych has always had top-ten talent, and he's playing the best tennnis of his life, but Nadal is on another level altogether. I'd be surprised if it's that close.
Serena wins the first set against Zvonareva, 6-3.
MissThundercat
Are the cis okay?
Re: Tennis anyone?
Nadal wins the men's title in straight sets over Berdych.
Nadal wins the men's title in straight sets over Berdych.
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For the seven people who get The Tennis Channel, they are showing a great US Open match just about every night for the next few weeks. Right now Agassi has taken the second set from Federer in the 2005 US Open final. I've read the Agassi biography, and even accounting for hyperbole, it's amazing what he did in 2005. He had a great draw no doubt, but if you watch the match you'll see that Federer was noticeably much better than he is today, and still an aging Agassi hung in there with him through three sets.
For the seven people who get The Tennis Channel, they are showing a great US Open match just about every night for the next few weeks. Right now Agassi has taken the second set from Federer in the 2005 US Open final. I've read the Agassi biography, and even accounting for hyperbole, it's amazing what he did in 2005. He had a great draw no doubt, but if you watch the match you'll see that Federer was noticeably much better than he is today, and still an aging Agassi hung in there with him through three sets.
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Also, the Henin-Capriati match shown on Monday is one of the best 3-4 women's matches I've ever seen. Capriati was two points away from the match 8-10 times, Henin fought them all off and never faced match point, and then she had to come back the next night and beat Clijsters in the finals, which she did. Really great women's tennis.
Also, the Henin-Capriati match shown on Monday is one of the best 3-4 women's matches I've ever seen. Capriati was two points away from the match 8-10 times, Henin fought them all off and never faced match point, and then she had to come back the next night and beat Clijsters in the finals, which she did. Really great women's tennis.