By Andrew Lilley, RolandGarros.com (7 June 2009) 

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Roger Federer became only the sixth man to achieve the career Grand Slam and equalled Pete Sampras’ record of 14 majors by defeating Robin Soderling in straight sets in Sunday’s men’s final. Relive every game of this historic match right here.

7.25 pm: Well, did you enjoy the tournament? I certainly did. We had drama throughout and then two worthy winners. Saturday’s women’s final maybe left us wanting more but I’m sure Dinara will be back and get stronger mentally, while it was great to see Svetlana finally follow up her 2004 US Open title with her second major here.

By Matthew Cronin, RolandGarros.com (6 June 2009)

Andre Agassi, back at Roland Garros to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his title round comeback win over Andrei Medvedev, says that if Federer wins the final on Sunday over Robin Soderling, he could be called the greatest player ever. A victory on Sunday would see him tie American Pete Sampras with the most Grand Slam titles on 14.

“It ends the discussion of where he fits in the history of the game,” said Agassi, who is here with wife Steffi Graf who also won the 1999 Roland Garros title. “It’s not so much a question of Pete, if it wasn’t for (four-time champion Rafael) Nadal, he probably would have won a handful of these things, so nobody would underestimate where he deserves to fit in this game. This is going to mean so much to him, to have that hole filled. It’s something he’s going to earn tomorrow and I think it will to change his life.”

By Romy Guevarra, RiyadhTennis.Com (25-05-2009)

The Association of Tennis Players in Riyadh (ATPR) led by Dennis Pangilinan held the much awaited  Spring Cup 2009 Team Tennis Tournament closing in a simple award ceremony in the Al Yamamah Hotel  tennis  court on  May 21, 2009.

Seven Teams awarded the top spots in their respective category after ten weeks of intensive actions that has seen an outstanding performance combined with fair play, attitude, friendship, camaraderie and good sportsmanship from the total of 22 participating teams.