To wind up 2014, I’m reposting 14 articles I liked from this past season. I’ll put up one each day until January 5, when the new season begins. Today, I remember the most bizarre Grand Slam final in memory 10 years later.
Deux: Death on the Dirt
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Aryna Sabalenka chased Elena Rybakina for three sets, before winning a photo-finish tiebreaker in Madrid
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The Tennis Traveler: Top 5 things to do in Rome
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Aryna Sabalenka storms back against Elena Rybakina for Madrid final rematch with Swiatek
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Iga Swiatek returns to Madrid Open final by beating Madison Keys, Daniil Medvedev retires in quarterfinal with injury
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Jiri Lehecka through to Madrid semifinals after Daniil Medvedev retires with injury
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Billie Jean King gets the Breakfast of Champions treatment, set to appear on a Wheaties box
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Iga Swiatek sails past Madison Keys, scores second straight Madrid final
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Is tennis feeling the Challengers effect? Searches for "adult tennis lessons" are up 245%
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Jiri Lehecka vs. Daniil Medvedev, Mutua Madrid Open
card-sponsor-pre May 02, 2024Deux: Death on the Dirt
A look back at Gaudio-Coria, the most bizarre Slam final ever.
published_tag May 21, 2014