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Agassi: No regrets about admissions in autobio
Andre Agassi said he has no regrets about baring his life and his use of crystal meth in his recently published memoirs despite criticism from the tennis community, adding that his wife, Steffi Graf, was proud of him.
Cilic, Wawrinka for Aircel Chennai Open Tennis
Defending champion Marin Cilic, the 21-year-old from Croatia, ranked 13th, has confirmed his participation in the 2010 ATP Aircel Chennai Open tennis to be held January 4-10 here.
Jon Wertheim: Djokovic strong at season's end
Novak Djokovic showed resilience in claiming the Basel title over Roger Federer on Sunday.
Murray, Davydenko, Verdasco land in Valencia QFs
Top-seeded British star Andy Murray, second-seeded Russian Nikolay Davydenko and Spanish crowd favorite Fernando Verdasco were among Thursday's second-round winners at the $2.98 million Valencia Open.
PGA Tour won't be changing FedEx Cup
The PGA Tour is leaving the FedEx Cup just as it is with the playoff schedule and points system.
James Cordona s F1 telly spoof
SHARP driving skills, Brawn's double diffusers or pure luck. A lot has been said about JENSON BUTTON and his stunning Formula 1 world title triumph.
Respected Dick takes Scottish Athletics chair FRANK Dick has been...
FRANK Dick has been appointed the new chair of Scottish Athletics. The internationally respected and hugely experienced coach starts a two-year term of office from tomorrow, in the week that the International Festival of Athletics Coaching takes place in Glasgow under his presidency of the European Athletics Coaches Association.
Why did Andre Agassi hate tennis?
"I play tennis for a living even though I hate tennis, hate it with a dark and secret passion and always have." So writes Andre Agassi in his new autobiography, Open, published this week.
Safin moves on; Youzhny exits St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg, Russia - Two-time champion Marat Safin moved into the quarterfinals, while top-seeded former winner Mikhail Youzhny exited the draw Thursday at the $750,000 St.
Andy Murray and Laura Robson to join forces
ANDY Murray and Laura Robson will team up for Great Britain at the Hopman Cup in January.
Olympics judo expert 'tortured debtors who owed money to 50m-a-year drugs gang'
'Enforcer': Judo exert James Waithe is said to have acted a a debt collector for a 50million-a-year drugs gang and tortured those who owed them money An Olympic judo expert acted as an enforcer for a 50million-a-year drugs gang and tortured those who owed them money, it has emerged.
Canadians won't take Swiss lightly
Only three of these Canadians were tarred with the same brush at the 2006 Olympics, but they all remember Italy and the lesson that should have been learned.
Agassi, Sampras to rekindle rivalry in Macau
Even though the stakes may not be as high as in their epic clashes of the past, Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras aren't planning to put on a friendly exhibition.
Henin confirms tour return in Brisbane, Australia
Former No. 1-ranked player Justine Henin has confirmed she'll make her return to the WTA Tour at the Brisbane International two weeks ahead of her comeback to Grand Slam tennis at the Australian Open.
"They are young and playing well. It's not only because they are tall." Those were the unmistakably blunt words of Rafael Nadal after his loss in the semifinals last week in Beijing.
The late great comedian Peter Cook once created a wickedly funny character loosely based on Brian Clough, a football manager called Alan Latchford, whose mantra for winning matches was the three m's - motivation, motivation, motivation.
Agassi sees changing of guard in men's tennis
Tennis legend Andre Agassi sees Andy Murray, Novak Djokovic and Juan Martin del Potro at the forefront of a changing of the guard in men's tennis.
Top ten British earners in sport
The England and AC Milan midfielder managed to increase his earnings by 1.28 million last year, topping France Football magazine's international rich list with a tidy haul of 29.7m for 2008.
Tennis stars gripe season is too long
Rafael Nadal and Andy Roddick complained Monday that the ATP season is too long and that tennis players need a proper offseason.
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Golden defeat: Djokovic said he felt much fresher on court after a rain delay. Novak Djokovic captured his third ATP title of the year at the China Open overnight, outlasting giant killer Marin Cilic of Croatia in a blistering baseline battle, 6-2, 7-6 . The Serbian second seed took advantage of a 90-minute rain delay, which came at 2-2 in the ...
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