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As last week's Legg Mason tournament in Washington D.C. staggered to a connoisseurs-only conclusion, we heard a familiar lament: Where are the Americans, with
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Otherwise, a question: Has it really come to that? In essence, there's nothing new to report on the issue of U.S. men at the highest level. When Pete Sampras
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LONDON (AP) -- Tennis officials are assessing reports of irregular betting on a first-round match between Richard Bloomfield and Christophe Rochus at the Hall
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As the championship continues far from home, with the United States trying to impress the world ... No, no ... not that championship ... The other sedate,
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EASTBOURNE, England (AP) -- Samantha Stosur was upset by qualifier Ekaterina Makarova 7-6 (5), 7-5 Friday in the semifinals of the Eastbourne International
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SI.com's tennis experts make their picks for the 2010 French Open, which begins Sunday and runs through June 6 in Paris. You can weigh in with your predictions
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SI.com's tennis experts make their picks for the 2010 French Open, which begins Sunday and runs through June 6 in Paris. You can weigh in with your predictions
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Hey everyone, I'm on vacation this week. I'll be back Day One of the French. Maybe we'll try to do a live Twitter chat during the event. I'm here. First, full
Jon Wertheim|
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Since you wrote, "When Thomaz Bellucci wins the French Open, you heard it here first," there's been a lot of talk here in Brazil about Bellucci being a real
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While eagerly awaiting the BNP Paribas Open and the second incarnation of Hit for Haiti, viva tennis: Regarding Wednesday's question about famous parent-child
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As much as we all enjoy the sight of pure, fundamental coaching in a stress-free environment, a remarkable number of great players chose their own, singular
Bruce Jenkins|
When it comes to the appeal of American men's tennis, there is no set standard for the public. Over the course of the Open Era, we've embraced class (Arthur
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