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Blake opens against Dr. Ivo in USA/Croatia matchup
James Blake has been selected to start play for the United States' Davis Cup quarterfinal tie against Croatia and will take on big-serving Ivo Karlovic in the first of Friday's singles matches.
Ray McNulty: Fish gives U.S. a better chance to win Davis Cup than Roddick
Anja Niedringhaus The Associated Press Mardy Fish, fresh off a third-round appearance at Wimbledon, will play singles for the U.S. in Davis Cup against Croatia beginning Friday in Porec, Croatia.
Heavy rains stopped play Tuesday at the $500,000 Hall of Fame Tennis Championships before any matches could be completed.
PRAKASH Amritraj and Taylor Dent won their opening matches at the Hall of Fame Championships in Newport, Rhode Island, on Monday.
Fish Replaces Roddick On Davis Cup Squad
US Davis Cup captain Patrick McEnroe has named 23rd-ranked Mardy Fish as Roddick's replacement.
Paes stays at sixth spot, Bhupathi eighth
Leander Paes stayed in the sixth place while Mahesh Bhupathi gained one spot to eighth in the Association of Tennis Professional doubles rankings released Monday.
Roddick pulls out of Davis Cup with bad hip after 5-set loss to Federer in Wimbledon final
Wimbledon runner-up Andy Roddick withdrew Monday from the U.S. Davis Cup team's quarterfinal at Croatia, citing a right hip flexor injury.
Come-from-behind victory for Nestor and Zimonjic
James Blake and Mardy Fish let a two-set lead squirm out of their grasp at Wimbledon on Thursday, missing out on their first Grand Slam final.
ex-BSU tennis player Wes Moodie falls at Wimbledon
The Bryan brothers strike again! Bob and Mike Bryan defeated former BSU tennis player Wes Moodie and partner Dick Norman in the gentleman's doubles semifinal at Wimbledon.
Blake, Fish reach doubles semifinals at Wimbledon
American duo James Blake and Mardy Fish reached the semifinals of the Wimbledon doubles tournament, putting them two wins away from a first Grand Slam title.
Nestor, Zimonjic reach semis Daniel Nestor, left, clashes racquets with partner Nenad Zimonjic during their quarter-final win Tuesday over Lukasz Kubot and Oliver Marach.
Federer Wins, Djokovic Lines Up Fish at Wimbledon
Dudi "Where's My Car?" Sela orchestrated the only upset on a dull-as-dishwater day at Wimbledon on Wednesday, topping No.
Djokovic hopes to exact revenge on Haas
Novak Djokovic gets a second chance to prove that youth can win over experience when he plays Tommy Haas in the Wimbledon quarterfinals.
Blake gets nod over Fish, Querrey for 2nd singles spot on US Davis Cup team, alongside Roddick
James Blake is joining Andy Roddick and the Bryan brothers on the U.S. Davis Cup team that will play Croatia in next month's quarterfinals.
Mardy's Musings: The Grass Isn't Always Greener and Other Topics
Mardy Fish is one of my favorite players. Although he has never advanced past the third round at Wimbledon, his matches are always hard fought and have usually been entertaining.
Djokovic Aims To Hit Top Form Against Fish
Serbian Novak Djokovic has, by his own admission, yet to hit top form at The Championships this year but he is happy to find himself in the third round.
Federer Loses Rare Set, Still Cruises to Victory
Published: Friday, June 26, 2009 at 10:16 p.m. Last Modified: Friday, June 26, 2009 at 10:16 p.m. WIMBLEDON, England Lo and behold, Roger Federer actually lost a set at Wimbledon on Friday.
Andy Murray celebrates his victory over Robert Kendrick
In the end it's all about communication, although it's nice to know that while players are furiously tweeting or leaving their most intimate thoughts on Facebook, the Queen still has old-fashioned values, as revealed by writing a proper letter on real headed notepaper to our Andy Murray.
Friends reunited with Roddick at Wimbledon
It's four years since Roddick reached the second of his two Wimbledon finals and the American remains on course for a third appearance after defeating Igor Kunitsyn 6-4, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 on Thursday to set up a third round clash against Austria's Jurgen Melzer .
Evaluating the 'Rafa factor' at Wimbledon
Reporting from Wimbledon, England -- Talk of the dilapidation of American tennis has droned on for so long that it's stale; talk of the dilapidation of Australian tennis has revved up long enough that it's audible; and talk of the dilapidation of British tennis has blared roughly since dinosaurs roamed the earth.