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Has Nadal become too negative? |
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By Stephen Tignor, TENNIS.com (11 August 2009)  R.Federer |  R.Nadal
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What's the biggest difference between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal? It isn't their biceps or their backhands or the state of their knees. It's their respective outlooks on life. Listen to what each had to say at his pre-tournament news conference in Montreal this weekend. Here's Federer on how he'll stay motivated after breaking the all-time Grand Slam record: "Yeah, it's not a problem. Really, I'm so excited to be back on tour. I've been very motivated, practicing really hard the last few weeks, and that's why I'm back on tour. Otherwise, I would be still stuck at home doing something else than answering questions and practicing and playing matches. But I felt like I was ready to go, I was fresh and in the mood to travel again." Translation: It's good to be me. |
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D.Q. Tennis Club, The A Team 2 Captures Independence Cup 2009 |
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By www.riyadhtennis.com (24-Jul-09) RIYADH: The winners for the ATPR Independence Cup 2009 Team Tennis Tournaments have been awarded trophies in a simple ceremony this Thursday, July 23 at the Al Yamamah Hotel tennis courts here in Riyadh. Atty. Eleazur Caoili hosted the program which saw the usual friends and tennis fanatics came together to join this culminating activities to celebrate the 111th Anniversary of the Philippine Independence. The D.Q. Tennis Club captained by none other than Cesar Unabia captured the Championship trophy on a very slight margin of 2 set point wins 27/275 from the First Runner up Xtreme of the strong and determined team headed by Romy Guevarra who fought till the last served winning 25/284 and gracefully upset the Zeemers Team which headed by Jerome Corpuz who placed third overall in the BC Division with 25/278 wins. The other teams vied for the top three spots were the Wildcard which is captained by Ace Espisitu, Bangsamoro by Ali Pamlian, FMTC by Danny Guiao, The A Team 1 by Fidel Cecogo and the RTC Brothers by Nash Tabao. A Total of eight teams played on a single round robin format for a total of seven games each. |
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Roger Federer became only the sixth man to achieve the career Grand Slam |
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By Andrew Lilley, RolandGarros.com (7 June 2009)
(Watch Videos at http://www.youtube.com/v/bP6TU_QM5ag& and http://www.youtube.com/v/GQ5RbeEQ06Q&) 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. |
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ATPR Chairman rekindled the spirit in Spring Cup 2009 Award Ceremony |
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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. |
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