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Tag Archives: australian open
Aussie Open to play key role in WTA No. 1 race
Heading into the 2013 Australian Open the No. 1 ranking spot in the WTA is once again going to be up for grabs. As things stand, Victoria Azarenka is at the top of the pile following a superb 2012 season, but Maria … Continue reading
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Tagged australian open, australian open predictions, australian open wta, wta #1 ranking
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The official unofficial LTB view on Australia (ATP)
I almost feel sorry for tennis players. Having only just downed their season finishing champaign and watched what they ate over Christmas, they find themselves ready to hit another long hard road ahead. Thank goodness for glamour privileges and the … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Murray, australian open, Britain, David Ferrer, James Ward, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer
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Australian Open Montage
The women’s final of the 2011 Australian Open is over: Kim Clijsters defeated Li Na in 3 intriguing sets. Now our time in Melbourne is over we thought we’d take a look back over the past two weeks. In … Continue reading
Svetlana Kuznetsova
Svetlana Kuznetsova made history at this year’s Australian Open by taking part in the longest women’s Grand Slam match in the Open Era. The epic battle, against Francesca Schiavone, lasted 4 hours 44 minutes, with Svetlana narrowly losing 14-16 in … Continue reading
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Tagged australian open, kuzzy, longest tennis match in history, rod laver arena, Svetlana Kuznetsova
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Hamstrung
The pain was etched on his face from the first game, he had chased down a Cilic forehand in the previous round and clearly strained his hamstring and had tugged it again in the opening exchanges against Ferrer. It was … Continue reading
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Tagged australian open, ferrer vs murray, nadal hamstring, nadal injury, rafa slam, rod laver arena
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Victoria Azarenka Meets Dannii Minogue
In this video one of Australia’s most famous pop exports, Dannii Minogue, meets up with world No.9 Victoria Azarenka for a fashion shoot. The talent show judge styled the Belarusian in her own clothing line Project D. The result? Victoria’s … Continue reading
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Tagged australian open, rla, rod laver, Victoria Azarenka Meets Dannii Minogue, vika, wta rankings
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2011 Australian Open: It’s Warming Up!
The sun is shining (most of the time), the crowds are flocking to Melbourne Park, and the tennis players have arrived. Yes, the 2011 Australian Open is under way! We took a wander around the ground to see who was … Continue reading
Lets Go Bally, Lets Go!
So two days into the Aussie Open, all the first round games have been played and to be honest I have seen much live tennis. But one match I am staying up to watch is Elena Baltacha vs Justine Henin … Continue reading
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Tagged australian open, Elena Baltacha, Justine Henin, rod laver arena, underdog
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Who is going to win the Aussie Open?
Who’s going to win the Australian Open? It’s the question on everyone’s lips. Of course, everyone has their favourites, and we want to know who you think is going to win this year’s title.
Season Preview 2011
Doesn’t time fly? It seemed like only yesterday we were looking forward to the Masters Cup in London’s O2 Arena and worrying how we would cope with the withdrawal symptoms of the off season. Now we are a few days … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Murray, australian open, caro wozniacki, caro wozniacki us open, clijsters australian open, del potro comeback, federer and nadal domination, federer decline, Hopman Cup with Laura Robson in Perth, injured henin, ladies tennis, Laura Robson, murray, prelude to the tennis season, rod laver arena, season preview tennis, serena williams injury, sharapova shoulder, Wozniacki
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