18. December 2008
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Continue reading...24. November 2007
This ain’t Pittsburg! November 3, 2007 Saturday 7am: Pierre and I load into the car to drive to Buffalo, where upon arriving, we will take two flights to Pittsburgh. 3:30pm: Pierre and I are laughing at ourselves while catching a ride to the club because it turns out Pittsburgh is only a 4 and half hour drive away but [...]
Continue reading...24. November 2007
It is that time of the year, summer is over and the long cold winter is approaching. It is at this time that many people start to think of tropical islands. When my mind turns to tropical islands it makes me remember the large number of Jamaican tennis players and coaches who led the Jamaican [...]
Continue reading...24. November 2007
WANT TENNIS NEWS UPDATED THROUGHOUT THE DAY? www.tennisnews.com is #1 with the major search engines “Tennisnews.com–where the world gets its tennis news. If it’s not there, it’s not news” *** We Hear— – that several major tennis manufacturers will be cutting their print advertising budget in 2008 and putting that money into Tennis Channel advertising. A Wilson commercial appeared during the [...]
Continue reading...24. November 2007
Two-time major finalist Mark Philippoussis is dreaming of a wild card entry into January‘s ATP event in Adelaide as he attempts yet another comeback from a knee injury nearly a year ago. The Australian has been AWOL from the circuit since injuring his knee last January at the Hopman Cup in Perth. Since then he has [...]
Continue reading...15. November 2007
Michael Chang says his relations with Chinese tennis in the run-up to the Beijing Games remains strong despite a break with top player Peng Shuai over training methods. “We would butt heads on the time she put in to training, she probably thought that I was too strict,” said the 1989 Roland Garros winner. Chang said [...]
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22. December 2008
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