Google News Alert for: French Open
Murray in no hurry
Sky News - Isleworth,England,UK
The Number 12 seed will open his 2008 Wimbledon campaign against veteran Frenchman Fabrice Santoro and will face his first 'big gun' - French Open champion ...
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Federer, Ivanovic highlight Day 1 at Wimbledon
Seattle Post Intelligencer - USA
The Swiss superstar is coming off another French Open setback, losing to Rafael Nadal in the final at Roland Garros for the third straight year. ...
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Federer believes he is the favourite to lift the trophy again
BBC Sport - UK
Federer wants a record sixth straight title, but French Open champion Nadal and Australian Open winner Djokovic are closing in on the world number one. ...
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No. 1 seeds Federer and Ivanovic ready to rumble - Tennis
ESPN - USA
Two small-event titles, a whooping in the French Open final and a debatable watershed moment in the Australian Open, losing to Novak Djokovic in the ...
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Outsiders keep stars wary of danger in the grass
International Herald Tribune - France
The problem remains consistency and mental toughness, which are two of the reasons Soderling blew a fine chance to go far at the French Open, losing a lead ...
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FRENCH OPEN BETTING - BET ON THE GOLF FRENCH OPEN
Bet123.net - Plymouth,UK
The French Open was first played in 1906 and is the oldest national open in Continental Europe. It has been a European Tour event since its inception in ...
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Wimbledon schedule
Minneapolis Star Tribune - Minneapolis,MN,USA
1 after winning the French Open. Federer has 13 major titles, one shy of Pete Sampras' record. ... Nadal is trying to become the first man since Bjorn Borg ...
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Federer first up on centre court
Ireland Online - Dublin,Ireland
Federer is first on Centre Court at 1pm as he looks to put his thrashing in the French Open final at the hands of Rafael Nadal behind him. ...
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Is Federer losing his grip?
Sunday Business Post - Dublin,Ireland
... his dominance is being questioned by bookmakers and fans after his defeat at the hands of world number two Rafael Nadal in the recent French Open final. ...
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No. 1 finally looking over his shoulder
Houston Chronicle - United States
By DALE ROBERTSON Rafael Nadal held serve — practically at love — at the French Open. Now, it's Roger Federer's turn. Except the match is a tad skewed at ...
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Google Blogs Alert for: French Open
Wimbledon - Federer: French Open forgotten
By admin
Five-times Wimbledon champion Roger Federer has said that he had banished thoughts of his French Open mauling at the hands of Rafael Nadal. (more…) Tags: Andy Roddick, David Ferrer, Djokovic, Dominik Hrbaty, Marcos Baghdatis, ...
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Williams sisters eager to make up for flops at French Open
The injuries and intrigue, passion for fashion, disdain for the tennis grind and insistence on go-for-broke strokes -- all in the context of a friendly sibling rivalry -- make even Mom reluctant to predict what the Williams sisters ...
News/sports from azdailysun.com - http://azdailysun.com/
"Six-Shooter Federer aims at Nadal"- article in the Observer with ...
By DhammaTiger
He certainly prefers it to reaping the bullets fired at him by Nadal at the French Open. For the past three years now he has been gunned down by the Spaniard at Roland Garros and then come to Wimbledon to reassert himself as the world's ...
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Wimbledon Preview: No Clear Favorites For Men and Women's ...
By orvillelloyddouglas
At the French Open Venus played poorly but she had little preparation for the French Open. Venus also had an undisclosed illness but she has also won Wimbledon four times. The fast grass courts of Wimbledon suits Venus game much better ...
AngryGayBlackCanadianman - http://orvillelloyddouglas.wordpress.com
Wimbledon Preview: Day One
By On the Baseline
Kaia Kanepi was a surprise quarter finalist at the French Open this year and she will be carrying that confidence into Wimbledon. However this is a tough ask–coming up against the ever powerful and intimidating Serena Williams. ...
On the Baseline Tennis News - http://www.onthebaseline.com
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