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The Weekend Chill: Uncharted 4, Radiohead, and More
A classic first-person shooter returns to form, James Blake put out an album without notice and other things to enjoy this weekend.
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Lleyton Hewitt, From Tearaway to National Treasure
Lleyton Hewitt won two Grand Slams at Wimbledon and Flushing Meadows, and remains the youngest player to reach world number one at 20 years and eight months.
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New York Policeman in Tennis Star Arrest Should be Disciplined: Review
The New York policeman who wrestled former US tennis star James Blake to the ground last month used excessive force and should face disciplinary action, a city commission looking into the incident said Thursday.
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Police Apologize to Ex-Player James Blake Over Detention
James Blake was slammed to the ground and handcuffed and detained for 15 minutes in a case of mistaken identity.
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Ex-Player James Blake Detained by Police in 'Scary' Incident
Former world number four James Blake, 35, was detained by New York police, handcuffed and thrown to the floor in a case of mistaken identity. Blake was held for 15 minutes before a passer-by recognised him and he was released.
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Roger Federer says another child on the way in 2014
Roger Federer says on Twitter that he and his wife, Mirka, are expecting another child next year. Their twin daughters are named Charlene and Myla.
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Sam Querrey rallies to reach second round of Moselle Open
The 31st-ranked American, who is seeded sixth in Metz, got off to a slow start but managed to force a tiebreaker in the second set and pull through in the only first round match of the day.
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Jo-Wilfried Tsonga to return at Moselle Open
Tsonga, currently number eight in the ATP world rankings, suffered a left knee injury during Wimbledon that forced him to withdraw.
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Trivia and tennis served up at US Open question time
Top seed Novak Djokovic, the 2011 US Open champion, made the third round on Friday and reeled off a well-rehearsed explanation of how he fought off two set points in the first set against Benjamin Becker. After that, it was open house. "Thank God. This is first time I'm going to talk about him," said Djokovic.
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US Open: James Blake's career ends with first round loss to Ivo Karlovic
James Blake had won 11 straight first-round matches at Flushing Meadows since losing in his debut in 1999. He has been ranked as high as No. 4 in the world in his career and reached three Grand Slam quarterfinals.
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Miami Masters: James Blake, Lleyton Hewitt enter Round 2
Hewitt, the 32-year-old Australian who once topped the world rankings, made his first start in the event since 2009.
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Indian Wells: Rafael Nadal 'very scared' after quake hits tourney
Nadal says he was "very scared" and he thinks the table moved more during the quake than if he had been standing or sitting. He says his legs were wobbling.
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Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake not confirmed for Jamaica invitational
Bolt, who won gold medals in the 100m, 200m and 4x100m at the Beijing 2008 and London 2012 Olympic Games, will be making his first competitive appearance in the Cayman Islands at the May 8 Cayman Invitational, less than a week after the Jamaica Invitational.
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Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer close in on Dubai Open showdown
Djokovic now plays Andrea Seppi, the seventh seeded Italian, whose elegance off the ground may punish any further lapses more severely.
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Roger Federer cruises into Round 2 of ABN AMRO meet in Rotterdam
Federer had taken a two-week break after losing a grueling five-set semifinal to Andy Murray at the Australian Open and he showed signs of rustiness early against Zemlja.
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The Weekend Chill: Uncharted 4, Radiohead, and More
A classic first-person shooter returns to form, James Blake put out an album without notice and other things to enjoy this weekend.
-
Lleyton Hewitt, From Tearaway to National Treasure
Lleyton Hewitt won two Grand Slams at Wimbledon and Flushing Meadows, and remains the youngest player to reach world number one at 20 years and eight months.
-
New York Policeman in Tennis Star Arrest Should be Disciplined: Review
The New York policeman who wrestled former US tennis star James Blake to the ground last month used excessive force and should face disciplinary action, a city commission looking into the incident said Thursday.
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Police Apologize to Ex-Player James Blake Over Detention
James Blake was slammed to the ground and handcuffed and detained for 15 minutes in a case of mistaken identity.
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Ex-Player James Blake Detained by Police in 'Scary' Incident
Former world number four James Blake, 35, was detained by New York police, handcuffed and thrown to the floor in a case of mistaken identity. Blake was held for 15 minutes before a passer-by recognised him and he was released.
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Roger Federer says another child on the way in 2014
Roger Federer says on Twitter that he and his wife, Mirka, are expecting another child next year. Their twin daughters are named Charlene and Myla.
-
Sam Querrey rallies to reach second round of Moselle Open
The 31st-ranked American, who is seeded sixth in Metz, got off to a slow start but managed to force a tiebreaker in the second set and pull through in the only first round match of the day.
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Jo-Wilfried Tsonga to return at Moselle Open
Tsonga, currently number eight in the ATP world rankings, suffered a left knee injury during Wimbledon that forced him to withdraw.
-
Trivia and tennis served up at US Open question time
Top seed Novak Djokovic, the 2011 US Open champion, made the third round on Friday and reeled off a well-rehearsed explanation of how he fought off two set points in the first set against Benjamin Becker. After that, it was open house. "Thank God. This is first time I'm going to talk about him," said Djokovic.
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US Open: James Blake's career ends with first round loss to Ivo Karlovic
James Blake had won 11 straight first-round matches at Flushing Meadows since losing in his debut in 1999. He has been ranked as high as No. 4 in the world in his career and reached three Grand Slam quarterfinals.
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Miami Masters: James Blake, Lleyton Hewitt enter Round 2
Hewitt, the 32-year-old Australian who once topped the world rankings, made his first start in the event since 2009.
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Indian Wells: Rafael Nadal 'very scared' after quake hits tourney
Nadal says he was "very scared" and he thinks the table moved more during the quake than if he had been standing or sitting. He says his legs were wobbling.
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Usain Bolt, Yohan Blake not confirmed for Jamaica invitational
Bolt, who won gold medals in the 100m, 200m and 4x100m at the Beijing 2008 and London 2012 Olympic Games, will be making his first competitive appearance in the Cayman Islands at the May 8 Cayman Invitational, less than a week after the Jamaica Invitational.
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Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer close in on Dubai Open showdown
Djokovic now plays Andrea Seppi, the seventh seeded Italian, whose elegance off the ground may punish any further lapses more severely.
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Roger Federer cruises into Round 2 of ABN AMRO meet in Rotterdam
Federer had taken a two-week break after losing a grueling five-set semifinal to Andy Murray at the Australian Open and he showed signs of rustiness early against Zemlja.
