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Beatrice Capra, an 18-year old tennis player from Maryland, just managed an impressive win over No. 18 seed, Aravane Rezai at the U.S. Open. Even though Capra is young, she certainly didn’t play like an amateur, gaining a 7-5, 2-6, 6-3 victory to advance in the tournament. Currently ranked 371st in women’s tennis, Capra is off to a good start, and we see flashes of past teen tennis stars...
Published: September 3, 2010
Sergiy Stakhovsky is one of my two dark horse picks to end up in the 2010 U.S. Open Finals. The other is Richard Gasquet, who will be profiled tomorrow. Neither exciting or particularly wonderful in any phase of his game, Stakhovsky has fairly good court coverage and is relatively steady from the backcourt. If there is a strength, it is his drop shot, which is fairly accurate especially if done from...
Published: September 3, 2010
As the 2010 US Open moves through day 5, the matches begin to match the heat on the court. 11 AM on The Tennis Channel- (24) Daniela Hontuchova (SVK) vs. (12) Elena Dementieva (RUS) The day kicks off when two players once ranked in the top five duel it out at Arthur Ashe Stadium. 1:30 PM on ESPN2- (6) Francesca Schiavone (ITA) vs. (29) Alona Bondarenko (UKR) Schiavone is a hard working dirtballer...
Published: September 3, 2010
The 2010 U.S. Open continues on Friday, the fifth day of the tournament. While some of the biggest names in the game have the day off, there are still plenty of matches to satiate the thirst for high quality tennis. TV Schedule: Tennis Channel: 12AM – 7PM, 11PM – 12AM ESPN2: 1PM – 11PM Live Streaming Schedule: ESPN3: 1PM – 3PM, 7PM – 9PM Begin Slideshow Read More →
Published: September 3, 2010
Going into the 2010 FIFA World Cup, many people believed that England was a serious contender to win the World Cup. Why not, especially considering they had a fantastic manager in Fabio Capello and players such as Steven Gerrard, and John Terry that were hungry to win the World Cup? But there was one player in particular that was expected to shine among all of England’s players in South Africa. That...
Published: September 3, 2010
Fabio Capello’s England will start their qualifying campaign for Euro 2012 against Bulgaria on Friday night at Wembley. This is the third time that the nations have been drawn together in qualifying for the European Championships and the Three Lions will hope that history repeats itself as England have achieved qualification on both previous occasions. England are unbeaten in those qualifiers,...
Published: September 3, 2010
Andy Roddick is one frustrating man to root for. At this point in his career his early exits should be expected, but for some reason it never feels that way—at least not until the moment when he’s waiting at the net to shake hands, while his opponent is sending air kisses and tennis balls into the stands. Wednesday night in Arthur Ashe Stadium, we witnessed yet another standard Andy Roddick...
Published: September 2, 2010
Do you hear the whoosh of the wind, the cracking creek of the stadium? Can you feel the upcoming wham of the collision? It is too late to dodge any of these, says the Spaniard. In this vampirish tale of the two legends, Ilie Năstase, the character of ill and nasty, may have been expunged from the lonesome underworld of tennis. Yet, in the absence, Romanian folklore of vampires lurks above. The...
Published: September 2, 2010
We have moved into the Second Round of the U.S. Open Tennis Tournament today. I write this as the day is progressing, so it is up to date concerning what remains for the day. So far, the biggest win of the tournament was Richard Gasquet‘s victory over Nickolay Davydenko, the sixth seed. I have Gasquet as one of two to watch for getting far in the tournament. Kei Nishikori’s victory over...
Published: September 2, 2010
After Roger Federer secured the No. 2 spot in the rankings with his win in Cincy, guaranteeing that he could not meet Rafael Nadal before the finals of the US Open, I fully expected the low hum of a possible Federer-Nadal final to whip itself into the full-blown frenzy of a swarm of African honey bees. But with Federer only now beginning his return to the form...