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Serena's jewels raise $21,100 for charity

Darren Rovell, ESPN.com

A pair of earrings worn by Serena Williams during her U.S. Open matches raised $21,100 for Hurricane Katrina victims.

Story | Conversation | September 25, 2005

Top tennis stars have to do the grunt work

Darren Rovell, ESPN.com

Eep! Ugggggh! Owwwwww! Oooooooof! Grunting is a part of the game.

Story | Conversation | August 30, 2005

Three-year deal worth at least $2M annually

Darren Rovell, ESPN.com

Sources tell ESPN.com that the Maria Sharapova has recently signed a three-year deal with Colgate-Palmolive worth at least $2 million annually.

Story | Conversation | April 29, 2005

TAG Heuer to pay Sharapova $1 million a year

Darren Rovell, ESPN.com

In a year when the sporting world grew accustomed to the Maria Sharapova watch, the Russian tennis star will now get paid to wear one.

Story | Conversation | December 11, 2004

The tennis racket

Darren Rovell, ESPN.com

The rackets Lleyton Hewitt and others are using at the Open aren't necessarily the ones they are paid to endorse.

Story | Conversation | September 01, 2004

Selling players short

Darren Rovell, ESPN.com

Tennis needs to follow NASCAR's lead and let fans show their support while cheering for their favorites.

Story | September 01, 2003

Struggling Anna's popularity strong

Darren Rovell, ESPN.com

Even an official with one of Anna Kournikova's top sponsors is feeling bad for the 21-year-old Russian beauty.

Story | August 27, 2002

Are the women ahead of the men?

Darren Rovell, ESPN.com

It's possible more fans will come through the turnstiles at the U.S. Open for the next two weeks hoping to catch a glimpse of the women rather than men.

Story | August 25, 2002

A Tiger and a Venus, each sold separately

Darren Rovell, ESPN.com

What's in a name? For Venus Williams and Tiger Woods, it's marketability.

Story | Conversation | December 21, 2000
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