Rankings
ATP - Mar 08
1 Roger Federer 11350
2 Novak Djokovic 8310
3 Rafael Nadal 7440
4 Andy Murray 7255
5 Juan Martin Del Potro 6275
6 Nikolay Davydenko 5290
7 Robin Soderling 3905
8 Andy Roddick 3720
9 Marin Cilic 2970
10 Fernando Gonzalez 2890
ATP No. 1 History
WTA - Mar 08
1 Serena Williams 8645
2 Dinara Safina 6480
3 Svetlana Kuznetsova 5930
4 Caroline Wozniacki 5925
5 Venus Williams 5626
6 Victoria Azarenka 5300
7 Elena Dementieva 4855
8 Agnieszka Radwanska 3880
9 Jelena Jankovic 3770
10 Na Li 3466
WTA No. 1 History

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October 3rd, 2008

American Tennis: USTA, Fans Asking ‘Who’s Next?’ and ‘When?’

If the Williams sisters were to retire with Davenport as of this writing, the U.S. would have no women in the Top 40, and three players in the Top 100 (including the 30+ Jill Craybas, and Ashley Harkleroad who is pregnant). In other words, by the time the Williams retire, U.S. women’s tennis will virtually retire with them.

Posted by Richard Vach @ 1:43 pm in ATP, American Women, American tennis, No. 1 ranking, Tennis, US Open, US Open Series, WTA, WTA Tour, Wimbledon, Year-End No. 1 | 113 Comments »

July 12th, 2008

Chang Enters Tennis Hall of Fame, But How?

I am quite certain that at some point today, Thomas Muster, Sergi Bruguera and perhaps a few other former Grand Slam champions all scratched their head upon hearing the news that Michael Chang officially entered the Tennis Hall of Fame.

Posted by Sean Randall @ 8:59 pm in Newport, hall of fame | 100 Comments »

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