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Nikolay Davydenko - News and More
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- Nationality: RUS (Russian Federation)
- Birthdate: June 02, 1981
- Birthplace: Severodonezk, Ukraine
- Residence: Volgograd, Russia
- Turned Pro: 1999
- Plays: Right-handed
- 2009 Ranking: 6
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| Began playing tennis at age seven with his older brother Eduard (born June 1, 1970), who was a gifted player himself and has been a big influence in his career ... Read Full Bio |
Our Scouting Report
Strengths: Very consistent off both wings; can hit great angles; tour iron man
Weaknesses: Serve; content not winning big titles; effort at times
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| Roger Federer Interview - US Open, Sept 2 |
| when I came up, Yevgeny was there, Marat. I came with Marat through the juniors, and then once they kind of went away we have had Davydenko at the top for five years now. I don't think if he would have been injured so much, always at crucial times, he could have been even maybe ... |
2010-09-02
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| Federer, Fish Win; French Surge; Djokovic Gets Nasty at US Open |
| the French, young and old, unseeded, who continue to tear holes in the US Open draw.
Richard Gasquet shocked No. 6 seed Nikolay Davydenko in straights sets, Paul-Henri Mathieu defeated countryman Guillaume Rufin in straights, and veteran Arnaud Clement also moved into the thir... |
2010-09-02
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| Roddick Rocked by Tipsarevic at US Open, Is Harrison the New Guy? |
| Lucic(CRO)
Peter Polansky(CAN) vs. James Blake(USA)
Grandstand (11am)
Aravane Rezai(FRA)[18] vs. Beatrice Capra(USA)
Nikolay Davydenko(RUS)[6] vs. Richard Gasquet(FRA)
Robin Soderling(SWE)[5] vs. Taylor Dent(USA)
Bethanie Mattek-Sands(USA) vs. Andrea Petkovic(GER) ... |
2010-09-02
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| Angry Roddick Loses; Querrey Hits Opponent in Gnads at US Open |
| vs. (3) Novak Djokovic, Uruguay's Pablo Cuevas vs. (19) Mardy Fish, Canadian Peter Polansky vs. slumping American James Blake, (6) Nikolay Davydenko vs. Richard "The Cocaine Kisser" Gasquet, (5) Robin Soderling vs. American Taylor Dent, (13) Jurgen "Tuna" Melzer vs. former junior world N... |
2010-09-02
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| Federer Wins, Roddick Sloughs Through Mono at US Open; Tennis-X Notes |
| day one, including No. 5 seed Robin Soderling who survived a five-setter against the highly untouted Andreas Haider-Maurer; No. 6 Nikolay Davydenko who steamrolled American Mike Russell 6-4, 6-1, 6-3; and the mono-recovering No. 9 seed Andy Roddick who subdued Frenchman Stephane Robert ... |
2010-08-31
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| US Open Opens with Pressure on Oudin; Federer v Nadal Looming? |
| silverware."
Other Top 10-seeded openers of mild interest Monday include (9) Andy Roddick vs. France's Stephane Robert, and (6) Nikolay Davydenko vs. American "Iron" Mike Russell.
Former No. 1 and No. 32 seed Lleyton Hewitt has a tough start against France's Paul-Henri Mathieu, (13... |
2010-08-29
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| Monday US Open Schedule: Federer, Roddick, Hewitt, Venus, Clijsters Open Play |
| 1st Round
Brian Dabul (ARG) v. Roger Federer (SUI)[2]
Louis Armstrong Stadium 11:00 Start Time
1. Men's Singles - 1st Round
Nikolay Davydenko (RUS)[6] v. Michael Russell (USA)
2. Women's Singles - 1st Round
Daniela Hantuchova (SVK)[24] v. Dinara Safina (RUS)
3. Women's Singles ... |
2010-08-28
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| Roger Federer Interview - Cincinnati, Aug 20 |
| Federer InterviewWESTERN SOUTHERN FINANCIAL GROUP MASTERS - August 20, 2010
CINCINNATI, OHIO
R. FEDERER/N. Davydenko6-4, 7-5
THE MODERATOR: Questions, please.
Q. An unexpected day off yesterday. Would you have rather had that rest or played after a full week of tennis la... |
2010-08-21
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| Federer or Davydenko, Who's the Pick? |
| Soderling Reaches London Semifinals; Davydenko Eliminates Slumping Nadal |
| Near Perfect Davydenko Foils Federer-Nadal Final in Doha |
| Davydenko Upsets Djokovic, Meets Nadal in Shanghai Final |
| Roddick, Cilic, and Davydenko off to a Running Start, Murray disappoints at Hopman Cup |
| Davydenko Derails Murray, Meets Djokovic in Shanghai Masters Cup Final |
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Catherine Says:
I totally agree with hong and would add that on the mental side your play is not only intelligent but also incredibly robust and focused. It is so refreshing to see someone who can hold himself together and intimidate the opposition with tennis rather than glaring and shouting.
Posted on January 4, 2010 at 08:19 ET