Loading ...Federer stays clear in unchanged top 10 (Gulf Times)
Australian Open winner Roger Federer stayed top of the men’s tennis rankings released by the ATP yesterday. There were no changes in the top ten as most of the leading players sat out as tournaments were held in Johannesburg, Santiago and Zagreb.
Federer handles Murray to win Australian Open, 16th major (Temple Daily Telegram)
MELBOURNE, Australia - Roger Federer experienced quite a range of emotions these past two Australian Opens. A year ago, he sobbed on court after losing a thrilling final in five sets.
ATP World Tour Rankings (AP via Yahoo! Sports)
Through Feb. 7 Singles 1. Roger Federer , Switzerland, 11350 2. Novak Djokovic , Serbia, 8310 3. Andy Murray , Britain, 7800 4. Rafael Nadal , Spain, 7670 5. Juan Martin del Potro , Argentina, 6400 6. Nikolay Davydenko , Russia, 5290 7. Andy Roddick , United States, 4150 8. Robin Soderling , Sweden, 3375 9. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga , France, 3075 10. Marin Cilic , Croatia, 2970 11. Fernando Verdasco …
2010 ATP World Tour Schedule (AP via Yahoo! Sports)
(H-hard, C-clay, G-grass) Jan. 3-10 — Brisbane International, HO ( Andy Roddick ) Jan. 4-9 — Qatar ExxonMobil Open, HO ( Nikolay Davydenko ) Jan. 4-10 — Aircel Chennai Open, HO ( Marin Cilic ) Jan. 11-16 — Medibank International, HO (Marcus Baghdatis) Jan. 11-16 — Heineken Open, HO ( John Isner ) Jan. 18-31 — Australian Open, HO ( Roger Federer ) Feb. 1-7 — Movistar Open, CO ( Thomaz …
Federer stays clear in unchanged top ten ATP rankings (EARTHtimes.org)
Berlin - Australian Open winner Roger Federer stayed top of the men’s tennis rankings released by the ATP Monday. There were no changes in the top ten as most of the leading players sat out as tournaments were held in Johannesburg, Santiago and Zagre…
There’s more to life than tennis for Federer (Park Hills Daily Journal)
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) - Life has changed so much for Roger Federer since his teary finish in last year’s Australian Open final loss to Rafael Nadal.
Federer wins 16th major, prolongs British drought (Park Hills Daily Journal)
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Roger Federer felt awkward for a moment, celebrating his 16th Grand Slam title while Andy Murray cried for Britain.
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