Maria Sharapova looking forward to clay-court swing
Not so long ago, Maria Sharapova would have been looking ahead to the clay-court season with something approaching dread
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Disappointment for Novak Djokovic but is it good for tennis?
Heading into Indian Wells, Novak Djokovic seemed almost invincible
Del Potro getting that 2009 feeling back
Rafael Nadal´s stunning performance in Indian Wells
Roger Federer eager for new challenges
Tennis. Roger Federer turns 32 later this year and as his career begins to wind down
Rafael Nadal will be a major threat on the clay this spring
Juan Martin Del Potro put it best. ´It´s amazing how great he´s recovered,´ the former US Open champion said after facing Rafael Nadal in an exhibition match earlier this week. ´He´s going to be fighting for No. 1 very,
Kvitova back on track
It´s refreshing to see the smile back on Petra Kvitova´s face
Is Rafa Nadal right to call for fewer hard court events?
It´s been a successful return to the tour for Rafa Nadal, winning a tournament in his second week back
What is wrong with the Fed Cup?
If you hadn´t noticed, the first round of the Fed Cup took place over the weekend with the Czech Republic, Italy, Russia and the Slovak Republic booking their spots in April´s semi-finals. But quite frankly, did anyone care?
Novak Djokovic´s epic clash reopens fifth set tiebreak debate
Novak Djokovic´s feats during the second week of the Australian Open showed just how far men´s tennis has come in the past decade
Australian Open- Five things we learned
Are Murray and Djokovic set to dominate? The last fortnight in Melbourne would suggest so.
Roger Federer puts the young guns in their place
One suspects that Roger Federer enjoys nothing more than putting the next generation in their place and showing them exactly how far they´ve got to go to reach the pinnacle of men´s tennis
Bernard Tomic´ Australian Adventures
Aussie heroes of old
Maria Sharapova – Australian Open trials and tribulations
The start to a new tennis season is always a bit of a strange time
Wishes for 2013
Rafael Nadal returns to full fitness
Thinking of those that have left us
The end of the year is always a time for family as well as remembering those who have departed us in the previous twelve months
Top ten upsets of 2012
Lukas Rosol beats Rafael Nadal.....
Does tennis today lack personalities?
I was struck by this strange thought while watching the ATP World Tour Finals at the O2 Arena in London last month
TW´s most spectacular breakthroughs
by Rob Morgan
An alternative top ten moments of 2012
It´s been another spellbinding season, which Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer brought to a fitting conclusion in London last week
ATP World Tour Finals: Most Memorable Finals
The ATP World Tour Finals concludes on Monday, with Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray still in the running to try and prevent Roger Federer claiming a seventh title.
Serena proves she´s still top of the tree
Victoria Azarenka may have finished 2012 as world number one but there´s absolutely no doubt as to who´s really top of the tennis tree right now.
Race to London reaches its climax
Next week will see the line-up decided for the 2012 ATP World Tour Finals which gets underway on November 5th. Robert Morgan takes a look at who´s qualified already and the contenders battling it out for the remaining places.
WTA Championships – The contenders
This week sees the highly anticipated end-of-season WTA Championships get underway in Istanbul on Tuesday. The world´s top eight women are preparing to battle it out and Robert Morgan takes a look at their chances.
The battle for number one
As the countdown begins to the end of the 2012 season, Robert Morgan speculates how the battle for the world no. 1 spot will pan out.
Murray´s Asian adventures
As the newly crowned US Open champion returns to the tour in Tokyo this week, Robert Morgan takes a look at the phenomenal amount of success he´s enjoyed in the Far East over the years.
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