Posts Tagged "australian tennis"

Australia’s Matthew Ebden won his first ATP Challenger title with a 7-5 4-6 7-5 victory over defending champion Benjamin Becker in Sunday’s Aegon Trophy final in Nottingham.

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Bernard Tomic completed an impressive Davis Cup return as Australia clinched victory over Uzbekistan on Sunday to advance to September’s World Group playoffs.

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What’s going on with Bernard Tomic? According to John McEnroe, he tanked at the US Open. And nearly everyone else believed it.

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Just before the Wimbledon Championships this year, I said on Twitter two statements that many would have found perplexing at the time.

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Lessons learned from Australia’s 5-0 Davis Cup sweep of South Korea in Brisbane look set to help their spearhead Bernard Tomic pass his looming crash course on clay.

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Sam Stosur stepped rather than stormed her way into her first WTA final of the year in Qatar last weekend.

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It was another busy week for Aussies Abroad in both the WTA and ATP with plenty going on both here and abroad.

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Rising tennis star Bernard Tomic is disappointed to have been caught up in another controversy involving his high-powered sports car. The 19-year-old is due in court on February 14 to answer two driving charges laid on Australia Day.

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Now is a golden time for Australia in men’s tennis. Well, not really in the way you would expect. For the first time since 2007, two men reached the fourth round of the Australian Open.

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Welcome to a new weekly segment updating the Aussies Abroad in the WTA and ATP tours. Every week, this article will look at the week that has just gone by and will also look at who is competing at the following week’s events.

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The brain of Bernard Tomic overcame the brawn of America’s Sam Querrey as Australia’s teenage tennis genius booked an Australian Open third round berth for the second straight year.

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Day one of the Australian Open showed us the mental fortitude of one Aussie under enormous pressure, resulting in a famous victory. Day two, unfortunately, has left us questioning the mental fortitude of another great Aussie player.

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She’s in her 15th year on tour, has six career singles titles and had most of the country in her corner during her fairytale quarter-final run at the 2009 Australian Open.

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Fitter than ever, Sam Stosur’s not the only thing in good shape on the Australian tennis circuit this summer.

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Samantha Stosur is confident she can handle the pressure to present a strong challenge at next month’s Australian Open following her maiden tennis grand slam triumph.

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Another Davis Cup tie has been played and sadly lost. Our prolonged exodus from the elite World Group continues for yet another year.

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When Samantha Stosur took on Francesca Schiavone in the 2010 French Open final, she was the favourite. That was not the case in her final match-up against Serena Williams at the 2011 US Open.

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Before Australian sports fans get too excited by Luke Saville and Ashleigh Barty winning this year’s boys and girls Wimbledon titles, a collective breath needs to be taken before possible claims that Australian tennis may again be on the up.

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Key moments in time often define great players. This has been shown on many occasions in many sports, but tennis seems to have more than most because of the one-on-one battles the sport provides.

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If there is one positive for Australia’s tennis players at Wimbledon in 2011, it’s that they won’t be burdened by great expectations.

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