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Bollettieri had a hand in grooming 10 players who hit No. 1
Greg Garber, ESPN.comNick Bollettieri may not be privy to the latest and greatest technology, but he put together an ecosystem of the world's most celebrated tennis players by simply assimilating players' needs and stern communication.
Story | Conversation | September 06, 2008Ivanovic, Jankovic have propelled each other to the top
Greg Garber, ESPN.comThe odds a city like Belgrade could germinate two dominating players seem remote. But Ana Ivanovic and Jelena Jankovic are on the precipice of a world No. 1 ranking -- because of each other.
Story | Conversation | June 03, 2008Celtics' success traced, in part, to the fortunes of a blind son
Greg Garber, ESPN.comThe Boston Celtics still are a threat to hoist a 17th championship banner, and they can thank, in part, 15-year-old Campbell Grousbeck. How has he influenced one of the most storied sports franchises? ESPN.com's Greg Garber explains.
Story | Conversation | May 16, 2008Something about the lawns of Wimbledon for Venus
Greg Garber, ESPN.comIn a span of 20 hours, Venus Williams has dismissed two of the top five players in the world. As Greg Garber writes, there's something about the lawns of Wimbledon that makes her rise to the occasion.
Story | Conversation | July 05, 2007Roger's reign on hold with Nadal's dominance
Greg Garber, ESPN.comFor the fourth time this year, Roger Federer has shown that he can beat everyone in the world. Everyone except Rafael Nadal.
Story | Conversation | June 11, 2006Every athlete's worst nightmare
Greg Garber, ESPN.comSex sells the female athlete, but many of sport's most fawned over stars have found it attracts unwanted attention.
Story | March 29, 2005The passion of the athlete
Greg Garber, ESPN.comDodgers outfielder Shawn Green was forced to choose between his two passions. He chose sports and faith.
Story | Conversation | September 23, 2004Drawing a line between them
Greg Garber, ESPN.comTara Kirk's resum´ suggested she was a more logical choice for the Olympic team than sister Dana.
Story | Conversation | August 09, 2004Cost of maximum security: $1.5 billion
Greg Garber, ESPN.comGreek officials desperately hope that an unprecedented $1.5 billion security effort will keep the Athens Games safe and prevent an act of terrorism at the Olympics.
Story | Conversation | August 09, 2004Families produce two Olympians
Greg Garber, ESPN.comThere are eight sets of American siblings going to the Olympics and most have a shot at a medal.
Story | Conversation | August 09, 2004Age is an advantage in shooting
Greg Garber, ESPN.comAt 52, Elizabeth Callahan is the oldest Olympian on the American roster. A former police captain, she competes in shooting.
Story | Conversation | July 13, 2004Triathletes go the extra mile
Greg Garber, ESPN.comIs all the extra training for a triathlon worth it? Ask Barb Lindquist and Hunter Kemper in August.
Story | Conversation | July 01, 2004At what price Olympic glory?
Greg Garber, ESPN.comThe threat of terrorism has some athletes concerned for their safety, while others still look forward to competing in Athens.
Story | Conversation | May 04, 2004Peete leads surprise Panthers to 3-0 record
Greg Garber, ESPN.comRodney Peete, 36, hadn't thrown a pass in the NFL since 1999. But he's led the Panthers to a 3-0 start.
Story | Conversation | September 25, 2002Galleries can't rattle Garcia's rhythm
Greg Garber, ESPN.comSergio Garcia tried to ignore the galleries, who continued to taunt him. Still, he managed a 67.
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