Federer still trying to break the Rafa code
Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.comStacked résumé Roger Federer is addicted to being the best. He certainly didn't hide this proclivity during the year-end Masters Cup, exp...
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Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.comNo hard-court slouch MELBOURNE, Australia -- Rafael Nadal's famous pedal pushers have been replaced by a pair of baggy, royal blue shorts, and his ch...
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Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.comHelfant at the Helm MELBOURNE, Australia -- Early Wednesday morning, before action started at the Australian Open, new ATP executive chairman and ...
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Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.comHis ballyhooed impersonations earned him instant fame a year ago. But after a mundane 2008 summer, a more subdued Novak Djokovic has tabled his pugnacious persona, and it's working out just nifty.
Story | Conversation | November 14, 2008Masters Cup debutants out to prove themselves
Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com...Andy Roddick -- two Tennis Masters Cup regulars -- are not surprised to see newcomers Andy Murray, Juan Martin Del Potro, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Gilles Simon join their ranks. In Federer's words, "I definitely...
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Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com...133; When the ATP hands out its 2008 player awards, it's hard to imagine Juan Martin Del Potro will have much worthy competition for most-improved honors. Junko Kimura/Getty Images Juan Martin...
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