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NASCAR's Mark Martin is the people s choice
Go for it Mark. It's not over, buddy. Did you see the Indianapolis Colts rally from 17 points down to beat the New England Patriots Sunday night? Or the Buffalo Bills fighting back from a 35-3 deficit in the 1992 season's playoffs against the Houston Oilers? Or Jennifer Capriati , in a 4-6, 0-4 hole against Martina Hingis in the final of the ...
Baselines and hemlines mix as top players turn on style
GOODNESS KNOWS what Billie Jean King would have made of it all, but the very modern nature of women's tennis, and the superstar status of its very modern participants, has been in full glorious show here these last few days.
I feel cheated, says angry Williams after umpire's blunders
John McEnroe described it as a "disgusting, brutal call", one that made him "feel a lot better about those pyrotechnics I put those umpires through," and for once he may not have been overstating his case.
Freshman Tseng: A Lot of Tennis Ahead
The Harvard men's tennis team seems to be in good shape--at least for another four years.
Gullikson's tennis fantasy camp, Jr. clinic at Wailea
Former U.S. Davis Cup and Olympic coach Tom Gullikson will conduct a 90-minute junior tennis clinic at Wailea Tennis Club on Nov.
Andre Agassi joins list of tennis players caught up in drug controversies
Eight-times Grand Slam champion Andre Agassi has revealed he used crystal meth at one stage of his career - but drug controversies are nothing new for tennis.
Tennis: Agassi added to drugs shame list
Andre Agassi's devastating confession of his use of crystal methamphetamine is a devastating blow to his reputation, but the temptations of the tour have snared others over the years.
They have seen rivals ranging from Jennifer Capriati to Lindsay Davenport to Martina Hingis to Mary Pierce to Kim Clijsters to Justine Henin come and go and are now approaching age 30 - a milestone mark that has prompted many players to contemplate closing the curtain on their careers.
Austin, Davenport Headline Maui Fantasy Camp
A trio of former top-ranked players - Tracy Austin, Lindsay Davenport and former doubles No.
AUDIO: Rangers v Sevilla: post-mortem
After Rangers are denied a penalty and go down 4-1 to Spanish cracks Sevilla in the Champions League, the Daily Record's top team of sports writers - Jim Traynor, Keith Jackson, Hugh Keevins and Gary Ralston - debate the talking points of the match.. and cast an eye towards Celtic's clash with Rapid Vienna in the Europa League.
What It's Like to Play Tennis for India
I still get goosebumps when I think about walking out into the roar of the stadium during the opening ceremony of the Seoul Olympics in 1988.
It's Time to Admit It: Serena Williams Is a Terrible Sport
I thought it was peculiar that sports broadcasters slammed Serena Williams for her on-court outburst during last week's US Open.
VIDEO: Not good enough says Murray
Defeat to Poland in Liverpool means Great Britain are relegated and will face the likes of Monaco and Moldova in next years competition.
A Star Studded Evening at the Legends Ball
There are many fancy parties and events during the two weeks of the US Open, but on Friday night, the Legends Ball was the hottest ticket in town.
Serena Williams Defaulted, Clijsters Advances to US Open Final Against Wozniacki
Only at the US Open. A few years ago it was some shoddy and controversial line calls involving a Serena Williams-Jennifer Capriati match which helped lead to the review system.
Sixth-seeded Monica Seles fought off Chanda Rubin to lead a parade of favourites into the fourth round of the U.S. Open tennis championships on Friday.
Tennis: Wimbledon 99 - Capriati can look forward again
Troubled American's latest comeback seems like the real thing after defeating Huber in compelling struggle Richard Williams at Wimbledon THESE DAYS, her clothes are innocent of sponsorship.
KIM Clijsters of Belgium won the US Open for the second time on Sunday, defeating Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark 7-5, 6-3 just five weeks after returning to action following a 27-month retirement.
Bondy: Oudin's adversity really hits home
Melanie Oudin's run at the U.S. Open is over, but the questions about her parents are just beginning.
JENNIFER CAPRIATI, the second seed, was defeated by a Russian with a world ranking of 330 in the second round of the Virginia Slims of Houston tournament yesterday.
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