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Notable 2009 off-the-court events

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

With the holiday season upon us, some of tennis's stars -- for better or worse -- have further reason to kick back and guzzle the eggnog.

Story | Conversation | December 17, 2009

Dinara and Marat: Heads above other brother-sister acts

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

...the No. 1 ranking in singles and doubles in 1995, and her two silver and two bronze Olympic medals are the most a Spanish athlete has ever won. Arantxa captured four singles and six doubles...

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Federer still trying to break the Rafa code

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

...Roger Federer needs to make drastic moves if he ever dreams of ending Rafa's reign. 3. Olympic singles gold medal: Playing in three Olympic Games (Sydney, Athens and Beijing), the closest Federer came to...

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Williams sisters have eyes set on doubles title

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

...have won seven Grand Slam trophies and two Olympic gold medals together. But every once in a...not growing exponentially since they took up the sport in their youth. Serena believes the lack of...

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Four Russians vying for semifinal berth

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

Serena Williams is the ostensible favorite to win the Australian Open after a bevy of upsets to the top seeds. But if her current form is any indication, an upset could be brewing.

Story | Conversation | January 26, 2009

Australian Open more than a game show

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

Moonlighting in the Hollywood scene often detracts from success in professional athletics. But Serena Williams understands exactly what her priorities are.

Story | Conversation | January 24, 2009

Don't bet against Rafa on hard courts

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

...on cement: He led the tour in 2008 with his 46-10 hard-court record, winning the Olympic gold medal as well as the prestigious Toronto title and reaching the final at Miami for the...

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Venus fails to go for the jugular in second-round loss

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

Venus down and distracted MELBOURNE, Australia -- If you hang around enough, you learn to judge the Williams sisters by their mood. The attitude Venu...

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Esoteric round-robin format has its share of flaws

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

Four Points Except for this coming weekend, where the Argentineans and Spanish will contest for Davis Cup supremacy, the year came to a close at th...

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Lost in the spotlight fine with Djokovic

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

His 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, 2008

Unfulfilled potential has Kuznetsova looking for answers

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

Svetlana Kuznetsova's attitude and aptitude are unassailable. But despite a big game and striking pedigree, recent struggles have some suggesting the Russian talent is at her career crossroads.

Story | Conversation | October 23, 2008

Is Jankovic truly worthy of the No. 1 player status?

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

Three Points Scrambled rankings Presumably, it's all in the way you look at it when you peruse the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour rankings. This week, Jel...

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Safina leading the Russian charge on the WTA Tour

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

...Safina has won four titles, reached her first Grand Slam final at the French and won the Olympic silver medal. Other Russians who have won multiple titles include Sharapova (3), Dementieva (2), Zvonareva (2) and...

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Nadal has an arduous task ahead to complete a dream season

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

From the Golden Boy, Rafael Nadal, to Elena Dementieva, the Beijing stars have plenty of reasons to be exultant. But we can only surmise how that success will carry over to the U.S. Open.

Story | Conversation | August 18, 2008

Venus solidifies her status as one of the all-time greats

Sandra Harwitt, Special to ESPN.com

From the exhilarating championship runs by Rafael Nadal and Venus Williams, to another desultory performance by American men, the 2008 Wimbledon Championships left us with plenty of indelible memories.

Story | Conversation | July 07, 2008