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Djokovic Determined To Erase Federer’s Records
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Novak Djokovic does not beat around the bush when sharing his personal goals to the public. The world no. 1 has made it clear he aspires to erase the most illustrious records and achievements of Roger Federer and replace them with his name. Djokovic already leads Federer (and Nadal) in head to head matches and […] Continue to read full article...
The 2020 edition of French Open will begin in late September, and will feature Rafael Nadal making a return to Roland Garros in the hope of extending his French Open Grand Slam wins to thirteen. He beat Dominic Thiem in the finals of 2019 edition for the second consecutive year. That win also earned him […] Continue to read full article...
Djokovic · Nadal · Roland Garros · Thiem
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French Open Is Ready To Rumble, With Spectators
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Andres Gomez Recalls Beating Agassi At Roland Garros
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One of the most memorable Roland Garros finals was the 1990 classic when no. 4 seed Andres Gomez defeated 3 seed Andre Agassi 63 26 64 64. I saw Gomez watching some junior matches at the Eddie Herr tournament in November and asked him a few questions about the highlight moment of his ATP career […] Continue to read full article...
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French Dynamo Moutet Emerging At Roland Garros
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Naomi Osaka · Nike · Nissin · Roland Garros
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Bertens Admits She Prefers Smaller Outer Courts
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Stage fright can happen in tennis too. No matter how talented and confident a pro player may be, some do not like to perform under the spotlight and pressure of a full stadium watching their every move. Continue to read full article...
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Can Dominic Thiem Beat King of Clay Nadal at 2019 Roland Garros?
11 Comments · Posted by Scoop Malinowski in Scoop
Back in 2008, Rafael Nadal was dubbed the “King of Clay” – he wasn’t by any means the first player to be awarded this title, but there’s little doubt that he’s the most successful and the undisputed “King of Clay,” with eleven French Open titles to his name.
One such player, aiming to emulate and strip Rafa of his French Open title later this month is Austrian, Dominic Thiem. At 25-years-old, the ATP world number 4 is seven years younger than his rival and has upset him before, as we will go on to mention.
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By Scoop Malinowski
The 44th ranked player in the world was tight as a drum. Playing in his first Grand Slam final, Gaston Gaudio was, in all honesty, getting killed by the world no. 3 Guillermo Coria. Down 06 36 and 34, Gaudio appeared headed to an abysmal straight set failure. Continue to read full article...
