He hasn’t always been the most convincing during this Rogers Cup. In fact, he hasn’t been convincing since the end of the French Open, but he remains one of the best players in the world and it’s not for nothing.
The defending champion has remained the las [...]
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Toronto: Interesting Final
He hasn’t always been the most convincing during this Rogers Cup. In fact, he hasn’t been convincing since the end of the French Open, but he remains one of the best players in the world and it’s not for nothing.
The defending champion has remained the las [...]
Tommy Haas: At The Highest Level
When he underwent two surgeries (hip and elbow) a month apart in the beginning of 2010, at the age of 31, many were those who deemed that the career of former World no 2 Tommy Haas was coming to en end. After all, haven’t we seen players like Guga Kuerten and Fernando Gonzál [...]
Rain Rain Rain
Rain has been a party crasher in Toronto, but also in Montreal, although the women’s portion of the tournament, so far, has suffer a little less than it masculine counterpart (Photo: Robert Laberge/Getty Images)
It spoiled many days in Wimbledon and at the Olympics, a [...]
The Woes Of A Quick Surface Change
All the players who took part in the later stages of the Olympic Games had to face, in a very short time span, the woes of going from grass to hard courts.
For instance, those who competed in the men’s doubles finals and Bronze medal match finished on Saturday, and ha [...]
Tanking vs Tired
Since yesterday, I have seen two players being accused of tanking their opening match at the Masters 1000 of Toronto, and I can’t stand there without saying anything, especially after having seen both matches, and knowing where both players come from.
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