Thursday, October 25, 2012
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Safina Denies
Involvement With Doping Doctor
Dinara
Safina has denied to Russia's Sports Express that she had any
involvement with Dr. Luis Garcia del Moral, who was hit with a lifetime
ban by the ITF after he was implicated in the Lance Armstrong case.
Williams Is Guided
By Four Coaches
Serena
Williams’ camp has expanded and now she has four people around her who
have coaching influence: her parents Richard and Oracene, her longtime
hitting partner and “touring” coach Sasha Bijan and her new coach,
Patrick Mouratoglou.
Australian Sports
Fans Vote Federer As Most Popular Athlete
Australia
is a nation with a rich sporting tradition and many heroes who show
their excellence in competition. But Olympic gold medal winner hurdler
Sally Pearson, Allan Border Medal winning cricketer Michael Clarke,
Wallabies rugby captain Nathan Sharpe and numerous swimming Olympians
have been beaten as Roger Federer has again been voted
Australian sports' fans
most popular athlete for the third year in succession.
Ferrero Lauded By
Moya
Two
men who came to fame in the summer of 2003 have now packed it in in
singles, with Andy Roddick retiring after the US Open and the man whom
he beat in the final, Juan Carlos Ferrero, calling it quits after he
lost in the first round of his hometown tournament in Valencia on
Tuesday.
Carlos Moya, whom
Ferrero would dethrone as the Spanish No. 1, fondly recalled the first
time he faced Ferrero on Barcelona when the Valencian was still a
teenager.
WTA Honors
Azarenka
The
Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) announced that World No.1 Victoria
Azarenka has been named the winner of the Diamond ACES Award for the
2012 season. The Award is presented to the player who consistently goes
above and beyond in promoting the sport of women’s tennis to fans,
media, and local communities by performing off-court promotional and
charitable activities.
Daily Tennis News—Business
Bob
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