by Benjamin Conkey - November 19th 2008 @ 5:18am
Hewittmania is about to hit us this summer. But unlike Beatlemania, it won’t be a long and winding road. It will die as soon as he loses at the Australian Open. And it’s going to be as clichéd as television networks showing National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation on Christmas night.
by Greg Buckle - October 28th 2008 @ 12:05am
Lleyton Hewitt says the layoff following hip surgery has revitalised him for the last phase of his tennis career and he still hopes to claim an Australian Open title.
by Scott Williams - October 19th 2008 @ 7:09am
Heavyweights Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer both crashed out of the Madrid Masters today leaving unheralded Frenchman Gilles Simon to face British world number four Andy Murray in the final.
by Laine Clark - October 15th 2008 @ 12:29am
A recovering Lleyton Hewitt should not be plotting to reclaim the world No.1 ranking because his body can’t cope, doubles legend Todd Woodbridge says. But he still believes 27-year-old Hewitt may yet have “one or two” grand slams left in him.
by Paul Logothetis - October 14th 2008 @ 1:31am
Rafael Nadal’s reign at No.1 is still young and the Spaniard heads into the Madrid Masters expecting a fight to hold on to the prestigious title.
by John Coomber - September 30th 2008 @ 12:41am
The London 2012 Olympics will spend “whatever it takes” to guarantee the security of the Games, British Olympic Association chairman Lord Colin Moynihan said.
by Howard Fendrich - September 11th 2008 @ 4:54am
Roger Federer maintains he can still win a calendar-year grand slam. Although Federer’s rivals weren’t exactly writing him off - not publicly, anyway - plenty of other people were, and he heard them.
by Jim Slater - September 9th 2008 @ 1:40am
Tennis history will be made in the US Open men’s final today, but whether a familiar face or shocking upstart claim’s the $A1.8 million champion’s prize remains to be seen.
Jankovic discovers Slam finals are a whole new game
by AFP - September 7th 2008 @ 8:25am
Four-time defending champion Roger Federer fired 20 aces and advanced to the US Open final with a 6-3 5-7 7-5 6-2 victory over Serbian third seed Novak Djokovic today.
by Greg Heakes - September 5th 2008 @ 1:27am
Eight-time grand slam winner Serena Williams advanced to the semi-finals of the US Open today, coming-from-behind in a pair of tiebreakers to defeat Venus 7-6 (8-6) 7-6 (9-7) in another classic sister summit.
by Greg Heakes - September 3rd 2008 @ 2:24am
Serena Williams will face sister Venus for the fourth time at the US Open after bringing Frenchwoman Severine Bremond’s wildcard run to a halt with a 6-2 6-2 victory today.
by Jim Slater - September 2nd 2008 @ 2:10am
Four-time defending champion Roger Federer cruised into the fourth round of the US Open on Sunday while Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic struggled to send off a stubborn teen challenger.
by AFP - August 30th 2008 @ 12:08am
Rafael Nadal ripped returns on serves, laced passing shots, and crafted crisp volleys in a dynamic performance to beat Ryler DeHeart 6-1 6-2 6-4 in the second round of the US Open today.
by Greg Heakes - August 29th 2008 @ 2:02am
Serbian stars Novak Djokovic and Jelena Jankovic hobbled to victory on centre court while the Russian assault continued on day four of the US Open today.
by Eleanor Preston - August 28th 2008 @ 1:15am
Teenager Jessica Moore lifted Australian spirits on an otherwise disappointing day in New York by earning herself a spot in the second round of the US Open.
Federer off to flying start at US Open
by Greg Heakes - August 28th 2008 @ 1:14am
Roger Federer began his quest for his fifth consecutive US Open title in stunning fashion with a dominating 6-3 6-0 6-3 win over Maximo Gonzalez tonight.
by Greg Heakes - August 27th 2008 @ 1:53am
Olympic champions Rafael Nadal and Elena Dementieva started their US Open campaigns today by overcoming stiff challenges from unseeded opponents.
by AAP - August 27th 2008 @ 1:48am
Australia’s US Open campaign started in predictable fashion today with the first round exit of Carsten Ball.
by Bill Scott - August 26th 2008 @ 2:05am
Roddick is far from convinced that it’s all over for Roger Federer just because the Swiss has dropped to second seed at the US Open starting on Monday.
by The Crowd - August 23rd 2008 @ 2:20am
If you’d managed to qualify for Beijing, you would have stood a three percent chance of coming home with a gold medal. In fact, if you’d decided to spend a good portion of your life dedicated to a martial art, you’d stand an even better chance.