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Watch: Novak Djokovic's Epic Response To Andy Roddick's "Takes Your Soul" Tweet
Andy Roddick tweeted saying Novak Djokovic "takes your legs, then he takes your soul", and the Serbian's response had the US Open crowd cheering.
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Roger Federer Overtakes Andy Murray as World No.2
Andy Murray lost the Madrid Open men's singles to Novak Djokovic to be overtaken by Swiss ace Roger Federer.
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Grand Slam Drought Haunts US Men as Open Looms
Pete Sampras won his last major at the 2002 US Open and Andre Agassi's final Slam trophy was hoisted at the 2003 Australian Open. Then came Andy Roddick at the 2003 US Open, a win that helped him to world number one until February of 2004.
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Novak Djokovic Targets US Open to Complete Year After Wimbledon Triumph
Serb has won only once at Flushing Meadows and wants more.
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Roger Federer Threw Tantrums too on Court, Not so Long Ago
Ten great chapters from Roger Federer's life that will tell you more about his inspiring story.
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US Men Braced for More Grand Slam Misery
For America's current number one, 15th-ranked John Isner, it's not something to dwell on as the final Grand Slam of the year approaches. Andy Roddick's 2003 US Open triumph marks the last time an American man hoisted a Grand Slam trophy.
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Top-Seeded John Isner Wins 2nd Straight Atlanta Title
Ranked 12th in the world, American John Isner has won two of his nine career titles in Atlanta, where he also lost to Mardy Fish in the 2010 and 2011 finals and to eventual champion Andy Roddick in the 2012 semi-finals.
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No limits for unstoppable Serena Williams, says Martina Navratilova
Navratilova said she expects the American to equal her total of 18 Grand Slam singles titles at the Australian Open starting in Melbourne this month and go on to better Graf's record of 22.
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Serena Williams beats Victoria Azarenka to win Brisbane International
In what could be a dress rehearsal for the Australian Open final, Williams won a close first set then edged Azarenka in the second to win 6-4, 7-5 in 98 minutes.
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Rafael Nadal to meet Gael Monfils in Qatar Open final
Nadal's 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 victory over
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Ana Ivanovic battles past Venus Williams for Auckland title
It was only the second time in 10 attempts that Ivanovic has beaten the 33-year-old Williams, who has not won a title since October 2012.
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Why biryani-fan Andy Murray wanted to play in Chennai?
Olympic champion Andy Murray feels playing in Chennai's hot and humid conditions is ideal preparation for the season's first Grand Slam, the Australian Open.
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Rafael Nadal ousts Ernests Gulbis to reach Qatar Open semis
The Spaniard has never previously won an ATP World Tour title in the first week of the season, but he is on course to do so this time after seeing off Gulbis, the only other seeded player left in the draw.
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Tim Henman to launch 'Road to Wimbledon' from India
India will host the first Wimbledon tennis event outside the UK as 11-time-Tour winner Tim Henman will be in Delhi and Mumbai later this month to launch 'The Road to Wimbledon' with a series of coaching clinics.
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Andy Murray's new year starts with setback, Rafael Nadal through in Qatar
Murray lost 3-6, 6-4, 6-2 to Florian Mayer, the world number 40 from Germany, who seemed more surprised than anyone at how the contest turned around.
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Watch: Novak Djokovic's Epic Response To Andy Roddick's "Takes Your Soul" Tweet
Andy Roddick tweeted saying Novak Djokovic "takes your legs, then he takes your soul", and the Serbian's response had the US Open crowd cheering.
-
Roger Federer Overtakes Andy Murray as World No.2
Andy Murray lost the Madrid Open men's singles to Novak Djokovic to be overtaken by Swiss ace Roger Federer.
-
Grand Slam Drought Haunts US Men as Open Looms
Pete Sampras won his last major at the 2002 US Open and Andre Agassi's final Slam trophy was hoisted at the 2003 Australian Open. Then came Andy Roddick at the 2003 US Open, a win that helped him to world number one until February of 2004.
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Novak Djokovic Targets US Open to Complete Year After Wimbledon Triumph
Serb has won only once at Flushing Meadows and wants more.
-
Roger Federer Threw Tantrums too on Court, Not so Long Ago
Ten great chapters from Roger Federer's life that will tell you more about his inspiring story.
-
US Men Braced for More Grand Slam Misery
For America's current number one, 15th-ranked John Isner, it's not something to dwell on as the final Grand Slam of the year approaches. Andy Roddick's 2003 US Open triumph marks the last time an American man hoisted a Grand Slam trophy.
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Top-Seeded John Isner Wins 2nd Straight Atlanta Title
Ranked 12th in the world, American John Isner has won two of his nine career titles in Atlanta, where he also lost to Mardy Fish in the 2010 and 2011 finals and to eventual champion Andy Roddick in the 2012 semi-finals.
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No limits for unstoppable Serena Williams, says Martina Navratilova
Navratilova said she expects the American to equal her total of 18 Grand Slam singles titles at the Australian Open starting in Melbourne this month and go on to better Graf's record of 22.
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Serena Williams beats Victoria Azarenka to win Brisbane International
In what could be a dress rehearsal for the Australian Open final, Williams won a close first set then edged Azarenka in the second to win 6-4, 7-5 in 98 minutes.
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Rafael Nadal to meet Gael Monfils in Qatar Open final
Nadal's 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 victory over
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Ana Ivanovic battles past Venus Williams for Auckland title
It was only the second time in 10 attempts that Ivanovic has beaten the 33-year-old Williams, who has not won a title since October 2012.
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Why biryani-fan Andy Murray wanted to play in Chennai?
Olympic champion Andy Murray feels playing in Chennai's hot and humid conditions is ideal preparation for the season's first Grand Slam, the Australian Open.
-
Rafael Nadal ousts Ernests Gulbis to reach Qatar Open semis
The Spaniard has never previously won an ATP World Tour title in the first week of the season, but he is on course to do so this time after seeing off Gulbis, the only other seeded player left in the draw.
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Tim Henman to launch 'Road to Wimbledon' from India
India will host the first Wimbledon tennis event outside the UK as 11-time-Tour winner Tim Henman will be in Delhi and Mumbai later this month to launch 'The Road to Wimbledon' with a series of coaching clinics.
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Andy Murray's new year starts with setback, Rafael Nadal through in Qatar
Murray lost 3-6, 6-4, 6-2 to Florian Mayer, the world number 40 from Germany, who seemed more surprised than anyone at how the contest turned around.
