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Injuries: The Riddled and The Radical
It is common knowledge that injuries to sport are like thorns to roses. Everyone, be it the player, parent, fan or coach knows they exist and are painful. From a personal view, I’ve decided to dissect injuries and split them into two categories which I have named: the Riddled and the Radical. The Riddled athlete is [...]
Continue reading...Michael Downey, Tennis Canada’s leader
30. November 2007
Monday, November 26, 2007 Hi Michael, Michael Downey, 50 years old is the CEO of Tennis Canada since June 2004. He came to tennis after serving leadership roles with Molson and Skydome. Michael is married to Beth, lives in the Beach area of Toronto, has two sons Mackenzie 12 and Sam 10, an overweight but lovable dog, [...]
Continue reading...Alexa Glatch Interview
15. November 2007
Editor`s Note: We should write about her successful junior career, her injury (broken elbow and wrist), about her return to tournaments, how I began playing doubles with her etc. etc. Anything else, any more ideas, Ive got pictures also Katy: What makes Alexa Glatch a winner? My self-discipline gets a mention. I even sometimes over-do it. But [...]
Continue reading...Stephanie Dubois
15. November 2007
Editor’s note: Stephanie Dubois is Canada’s top ranked female player as of November 5, 2007 with a WTA rank of 102. The former Canadian Junior Champion, now 21 years old, has just reached her highest WTA ranking. She reached the third round of the 2006 Rogers Cup in Montreal. Simon Larose her coach interviewed her [...]
Continue reading...Simon Larose
11. November 2007
Simon Larose was one of Canada’s top players from . The former Canadian Junior Champion reached an ATP ranking of and his best remembered for his stirring victory over Gustavo Kuerten, the former French Open Champion, in the third round of the Now retired, he is the coach of Stephanie Dubois, top ranked Canadian player on the WTA tour. Katy Shulaeva caught up with him in Pittsburg in November at the Houlihan’s restaurant.
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And who said Tennis isn’t a deadly sport?
Boris Becker turned 40 yesterday amid the news that the divorced father of three has separated from Dutch girlfriend Sharlely Kerssenberg.
The three-time Wimbledon winner-turned-businessman and media personality who now lives in Switzerland, was last seen with the model at the MTV Europe Music Awards on November 1.
The tennis icon told the German magazine Revue: “We realized that we had different lifestyles. In that situation you have to be honest with each other.”
Becker, who has two sons who now live in Florida with ex-wife Barbara Feltus, and has a seven-year-old daughter with Russian model Angela Ermakova, said he would not rule out marrying again.
He said that while he has no time and no prospects for 2007, he could perhaps see it happening from 2008 onwards
18. December 2008
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