Monday, March 5, 2012DAILY TENNIS NEWS -
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After a Stop in
New York, Federer is Ready for Indian Wells
A
night flight from Dubai to New York has put Roger Federer in place to
continue his impressive run of form after wining another title in Dubai,
his fifth trophy from his last seven ATP events dating to Basel last
November.
"There is no
substitute to confidence, I've played great," said Federer. "It's not
just that I've taken my chances. I really thought I played a good
tournament here. That gives me hope that I can carry it over to Indian
Wells and Miami."
With a
New Team, Jankovic is Ready to Return to the Top of the Women’s Tour
Four
years after tasting a world No. 1 ranking, Jelena Jankovic is determined
to try and regain those heights as the Serb re-boots her tennis by
bringing in a new coach and trainer.
The current
14th-ranked player on the WTA has not enjoyed her slide down the table,
with not even a Top ten standing to console her. Jankovic owns 12 titles
but lifted her last two years ago in Indian Wells where the 27-year-old
is making a return this week after reaching the weekend in Kuala Lumpur.
After a
Loss, Djokovic Prepares to Resume Winning
His
unbeaten streak this season has been stopped at ten, but Novak Djokovic
remains optimistic for the rest of his season after losing a semi-final
at the Dubai Championships to Andy Murray.
"It's just the start
of the season. There are two Masters 1000 events coming up which are
really important, and I need to get ready."
Spring
Tennis Begins Today in North America, So Get Ready
With
the beginning of the North American swing on the professional tour in
North America today attention is likely going to being placed on
American players both past and present. It is only natural then to look
around and see what is happening. One person who has looked around and
come up with the question, If I’m Only 22, How come I’m 82?
By
coincidence, that is the title of a book written by Vic Braden, likely
America’s most overlooked and unrecognized tennis coach and tennis
thinker. He also happens to be a very funny man.
| THIS
WEEK
MEN
Acapulco
Delray Beach
Dubai
WOMEN
Acapulco
Kuala Lumpur |
NEXT
WEEK
MEN
Indian Wells
WOMEN
Indian Wells |
RESULTS - MEN
SUNDAY
Delray Beach
Singles - Final
(7) K Anderson def. M Matosevic (Q) 6-4 7-6(7-2)
Doubles - Final
(3) Fleming/Hutchins def. Mertinak/Sa 2-6 7-6(7-5) 15-13 (Match TB)
Dubai
Singles - Final
(2) R Federer def. (3) A Murray 7-5 6-4
Doubles - Final
(4) Bhupathi/Bopanna def. (3) Fyrstenberg/Matkowski 6-4 3-6 10-5 (Match
TB)
Acapulco
Singles - Final
(1) D Ferrer def. (8) F Verdasco 6-1 6-2
Doubles - Final
Marrero/Verdasco def. Granollers/M Lopez 6-3 6-4
RESULTS - WOMEN
SUNDAY
Kuala Lumpur
Singles - Semifinal
(5) Petra Martic def. (2/WC) Jelena Jankovic 6-7(5-7) 7-5 7-6(7-5)
Singles - Final
Hsieh Su-Wei (Q) def. (5) Petra Martic 2-6 7-5 4-1, retired (heat
illness)
Doubles - Semifinal
(3) Chan/Fujiwara def. Pliskova/Pliskova 5-7 6-2 11-9 (Match TB)
Doubles - Final
Chang/Chuang def. (3) Chan/Fujiwara 7-5 6-4
SATURDAY
Acapulco
Singles - Final
(3) Sara Errani def. (2) Flavia Pennetta 5-7 7-6(7-2) 6-0
Doubles - Final
(1) Errani/Vinci def. (2) Dominguez Lino/Parra Santonja 6-2 6-1
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