Roger Federer: the pride of Dubai
At age 33, Roger Federer isn’t too old to lift another trophy — this time in his adopted home of … Continue reading Roger Federer: the pride of Dubai
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Borna Coric, 18, beats Murray to make name at Dubai Duty Free
Roger Federer in Dubai: playing in a dream, with eyes closed
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Rafa Nadal hoping to rebound in 2015
Recovering from injuries in 2014, Rafael Nadal looked rusty in losing to Andy Murray 6-0, 6-2 at Mubadala in Abu … Continue reading Rafa Nadal hoping to rebound in 2015
The Milos Raonic way to victory — play poorly, serve well
—by Christopher Johnson— Milos Raonic likes to share a lesson that his idol Pete Sampras taught him: ‘Champions find a … Continue reading The Milos Raonic way to victory — play poorly, serve well
The bank that built tennis in Canada
— by Christopher Johnson — More than a decade ago, when Canada’s biggest banks were investing in golf, the National … Continue reading The bank that built tennis in Canada
ROGERS CUP PREVIEW: Novak Djokovic reveals the secrets of his inner world
In another sport, say soccer or hockey, Novak Djokovic would be the world’s most popular player. He would be … Continue reading ROGERS CUP PREVIEW: Novak Djokovic reveals the secrets of his inner world
Lessons for Milos Raonic after Roger Federer’s “master class” at Wimbledon
A big serve, when it’s on, can dominate a match. But more than anything else, tennis is about the things … Continue reading Lessons for Milos Raonic after Roger Federer’s “master class” at Wimbledon
Canada’s Milos Raonic, fast-rising at Wimbledon, still has room to improve
Rod Laver asked the Australian media to go easy on Nick Gyrgios and let him grow. The same can be … Continue reading Canada’s Milos Raonic, fast-rising at Wimbledon, still has room to improve
Raonic-Nishikori rivalry could be the next Sampras-Agassi, Federer-Nadal
In the decisive fourth set of the Wimbledon round of 16, Kei NIshikori got all returns back. He pinned Milos … Continue reading Raonic-Nishikori rivalry could be the next Sampras-Agassi, Federer-Nadal
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