Lleyton Hewitt to miss out of French Open The Australian | LLEYTON HEWITT is facing his first winter at home in nine years. | The 27-year-old is very frustrated that a hip injury he received during the US hardcourt season could force him out of the French Open, starting on May 25, and Wimbledon, from June 23. | Hewitt put on a brave face and with daily ph...
Hewitt in danger of missing French Open and Wimbledon Khaleej Times | SYDNEY - A hip injury is threatening to force Australia's Lleyton Hewitt out of this year's French Open and Wimbledon championships. | The former Wimbledon and U.S. Open champion has been undergoing treatment and tests at a Sydney hospital and is waiting on the results to determine when he can res...
Tennis: Erakovic wins Wimbledon spot NZ Herald | New Zealand tennis player Marina Erakovic has made the cut to play at Wimbledon this year. | The acceptance list was released today with Erakovic, ranked 80 in the world, included on the 128-player draw. | She is due to play the French Open later t...
Paris then Wimbledon for Erakovic TVNZ May 16, 2008 | Just weeks out from her first main draw appearance at a grand slam, New Zealand's top tennis player Marina Erakovic has received more good news. | With a career high world ranking of 80 Erakovic has gained direct acceptance to Wimbledo...
French Open - Ask Mats Wilander!! Yahoo Daily News Three-time French Open champion responds to our readers' questions from Eurosport Yahoo! and our sister sites all over Europe. More Stories | Eurosoport: What did you think of the Monte Carlo final between and ? | Wilander: I think that Federer won't...
Wimbledon To Stage Cup Tie Sporting Life | Great Britain will play their Davis Cup World Group play-off against Austria in September at Wimbledon, the Lawn Tennis Association have announced. | It will be the second successive home tie played at the All England Club after Britain defeated Cr...
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U.S. takes Davis Cup lead Buffalo News | WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - James Blake's perseverance and Andy Roddick's power gave the United States a commanding lead over France in the Davis Cup quarterfinals. | Blake overcame hi...
Blake, Roddick give US 2-0 lead Lexington Herald-Leader | WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- | James Blake's perseverance and Andy Roddick's power gave the United States a commanding lead over France in the Davis Cup quarterfinals. | Blake overcame...
Roddick gives U.S. 1-0 lead against visiting French Canada Dot Com | Winston-Salem, NC (Sports Network) - Former top-ranked star Andy Roddick won in straight sets on Friday to give the reigning champion United States a 1-0 lead against visiting Fr...
Top-ranked Justine Henin retires from tennis immediately, 2 weeks before French Open Star Tribune | LIMELETTE, Belgium - Top-ranked Justine Henin is retiring from tennis, effective immediately. | The 25-year-old Belgian, who has won seven Grand Slam titles, is making the surprising announcement at a news conference Wednesday. | Henin's decision c...
Gasquet A Doubt For French Open Sporting Life | Richard Gasquet may miss this month's French Open after admitting he is "not fit to play tennis". | The 21-year-old, who is ninth in the world rankings, has endured a wretched 2008 - he has not progressed past the last 16 in any event this year. | ...
Stosur wins French Open wildcard The Australian | SAM Stosur's strong fightback after an injury-enforced lay-off has been rewarded with a wildcard entry into this month's French Open. Tennis Australia's Craig Tiley described the decision to give Stosur one of the two French Open wildcards granted ...
Taylor Looking Forward To Break Sporting Life | By Damian Spellman, PA Sport | Newcastle defender Steven Taylor is determined to come back from his first break from football for three years better than ever. | The 22-year-old England Under-21 captain has been rested, along with club-mate James Milner, by international manager Stuart Pearce at the end of a tough season at St James' Park. | Tayl...
Serena Williams forfeits Italian Open quarterfinal with back problem International Herald Tribune | : Fifth-seeded Serena Williams withdrew from her quarterfinal match at the Italian Open on Friday due to a back problem. | Williams' back froze suddenly while warming up on a practice court for her match with French qualifier Alize Cornet. | "It just happened all of a sudden in practice," Williams said before heading to a hospital for medical tes...
