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A bit of a sporting nut, I reckon sport is at its best in those fleeting moments of disbelief. Adam Scott sinking a 20-footer on the 18th to keep his Masters hopes alive. David Zaharakis nailing the ANZAC game winner from fifty in the rain with seconds remaining. Even Marion Bartoli not quite knowing what to do with herself after somehow claiming the Wimbledon crown. It\'s all about the rollercoaster.
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Barty definitely looks the goods for the future. Half the challenge for the juniors taking the next step to the main draw seems to be starting from scratch again and avoiding being totally demoralised by the level up in endurance and mental discipline. In doubles, at least she can keep her spirits up, play with the strongest women in the game and learn some tricks. Give it three years I reckon and she’ll be travelling well
US Open: The winning formula of Barty and Dellacqua
I take back all doubts, that was spectacular stuff from the dockers and Stephen Hill’s goal at the end just an absolute beauty. Genuine contenders this year
Fremantle Dockers: the finals mystery
Thoroughly agree. She’s promised too much for too long not to perform at the hard court events at least. She looks in great nick this summer as well. It really should be a Kvitova v Sharapova fInal if the lead up form is anything to go by.
Although I don’t think that will be the last we hear from Pliskova this summer. Good mover, relaxed and reliable serving action, and fantastic shots on both wings. She’ll be around for a while
No more excuses for Petra Kvitova in 2015