| Dudi Delivers, Sela Leads Israel in Davis Cup Win; France Upset |
| This will probably be the first and last time I lead off a post with Dudi Sela. That’s right, the Dudi Sela, the same guy who helped his Israel team pull off the upset of the weekend beating home team Sweden in Davis Cup first round play. Was there a better story or bigger performance by anyone else? I don’t thi... |
2009-03-09
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| Federer, Nadal Out Front at ATP Indian Wells |
| World No. 1 Roger Federer and No. 2 Rafael Nadal were rather selfish in 2005, winning eight of the nine Masters Series events (neither played Paris) and three of the four Grand Slams. Now Federer already has the Australian Open under his belt in 2006, and the pair's dominance is a continued good bet this week as play ... |
2006-03-10
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| Tennis-X Notes: Doping Net Catches 2 More ATP Players |
| TENNIS-X NEWS, NOTES, QUOTES AND BARBSFrom the Reuters: "Slovak tennis player Karol Beck has tested positive for a banned substance, Slovak Tennis Federation General Secretary Igor Moska said on Tuesday. Moska said the positive test came last year, but he did not say which substance was involved nor give any other details. ... |
2006-01-31
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| Davis Cup World Group -- Qualifying Roundup |
| Austria leads Ecuador 2-1Going into the final day of Davis Cup play against a Lapentti brother, does it matter if your team is leading 2-1 or down 1-2? Nicolas Lapentti was on the team that beat Argentina on the final day in 1999, and Giovanni won the final singles to oust Great Britain in 2000. Giovanni again won the... |
2005-09-25
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| Davis Cup World Group -- Qualifying Results |
| Austria tied with Ecuador 1-1Rather than going to bed with a 2-0 lead, Austrian captain Thomas Muster tossed and turned Friday night as Austria and Ecuador finished the day tied 1-1 after Stefan Koubek blew a 2-0 set lead against Nicolas Lapentti. In the opening match Jurgen Melzer dropped only three games against Giovanni ... |
2005-09-24
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| Agassi Pulls, Roddick Approves, Blake Wins at ATP Washington |
| On an all-unseeded day in Washington Monday the homecountry Americans posted a 2-1 record, with winners Paul Goldstein (d. Falla) and James Blake (d. Lisnard), but with qualifier Phillip Simmonds coming up short after winning the first set, 0-6, 6-3, 6-1 against Aussie Wayne Arthurs. "I didn't eat properly. I was shak... |
2005-08-02
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