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Share The ‘Warrior’ Reloaded, and the Smiling Assassin Serena Williams and Justine Henin will compete in the finals of the Australian Open The two women’s semifinal could not have offered a more striking contrast interspersed with erring similarity. There was a player built strongly at 5’11”, a street fighter with a heavily potent serve. The one in the other match is lightly built... 

Share A few thoughts on the highlights of Day 10 of the Australian Open: Serena’s Warrior Moment, No. 385 Never Count Serena Williams Out It would be hard to pinpoint at exactly what stage in Serena Williams’s career we learned to avoid writing off her chances in any match until the very last shot. I can stretch my mind back to 2003, at this very tournament, when, after being 1-5 down against Kim... 

Share Here are the highlights from an eventful Day-5 of the Australian Open 2010. Lack of Sleep? Kim Clijsters bowed out to Nadia Petrova in only 53 minutes The highly anticipated Belgian blockbuster featuring Justine Henin and Kim Clijsters is robbed out from the fans courtesy of 53 minutes of torture the supermom—and her fans—had to endure. There is no explanation or logic behind what... 

Share Bernard Tomic is the youngest Junior Champion's of the Australian Open A Grand Slam is a great time to have a look at some of the young and upcoming players on the tour. Usually the winners of the respective Junior titles are usually given a wild card into the tournament. And that the land Down Under has a home grown Junior Champion at this slam would make the job much easier for Bernard... 

Share Maria Kirilenko upset the former champion Maria Sharapova in the Opening Round Australian Open commenced its proceedings with an entertaining start with the battle of the two Russian glamour girls, Maria Sharapova and Maria Kirilenko, at the Rod Laver Arena. In a thrilling encounter, which lasted for 3 hrs and 22 minutes, the underdog Russian upset the three time Grand Slam winner and... 

Share After losing to Nikolay Davydenko in the final of last year’s World Tour Finals, or the WTF (I must admit, I still can’t get over that acronym), Juan Martin Del Potro said of his opponent, “he was too good today. He played like PlayStation”. ‘PlayStation tennis’ – it has a nice ring to it, doesn’t it? And Del Potro couldn’t have been more spot on with his assessment of Davydenko’s... 

Share The first look at the Men’s Singles draw for this Australian Open had a different feeling this time around. Until last year, all I was concerned was in which half of the draw would Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray fall in—in Roger Federer’s half or Rafael Nadal’s half. australianOpen Most predictions were usually taken for granted that the Big-4 will be the ones competing... 

Share Fitness is a very important term in any form of sporting endeavor, tennis included. In layman terms, it defines the ability to sustain a good physical condition—being in good shape for a task. Murray is looking to convert his success in three set format to the five set form In tennis, while the core meaning of the term remains the same, I feel that this term should be really broadened into... 

Share Slowly and slowly time is passing and we are four days away from welcoming 2010 and bid adieu to 2009, so well in advance I want to wish everyone a very HAPPY NEW YEAR. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 33%; } #gallery-1 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-1... 

Share Roger “His Royal Highness” Federer The very name brings to mind a non-assuming personality with a trophy cabinet, which keeps getting bigger and bigger. The very name strikes terror in the hearts of other tennis players other than arguably Nadal. With Mt. Sampras surmounted, the question is then-“Is Federer the greatest player to have graced the tennis courts?” Roger federer The legend When...