WIMBLEDON, England(AP) The last time they met, a Grand Slam title was on the line, the surface was clay and the weather was chilly and wet. This time, they played in the fourth round, the surface was grass and the conditions were sweltering. The result was no different, though, as

MELBOURNE, Australia(AP) Lleyton Hewitt hobbled into a news conference on crutches Saturday to announce he had hip surgery and doubted he'd play again before the French Open. Hewitt's hopes of ending a local drought at the Australian Open were stopped by top-ranked Roger Federer, who beat the Australian in straight

PARIS (AP)—Top-seeded Elena Dementieva of Russia rallied to beat Andrea Petkovic of Germany 3-6, 6-4, 6-2 on Friday to reach the semifinals of the Open GDF Suez. Flavia Pennetta also advanced with a 6-1, 6-3 win over Tathiana Garbin in an all-Italian quarterfinal. She will next face Lucie Safarova of

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP)—Fernando Verdasco had come so close in recent matches against top-10 players only to fall short at the end. He saved his best tennis for the final set against Andy Roddick, bringing an end to a frustrating streak. Verdasco rallied to beat Roddick 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 Sunday

MASON, Ohio (AP) A seven-minute rain delay saved Mardy Fish. Fish turned the brief break in the second set into a rallying point Saturday. Only one game away from a straight-set defeat, he pulled out 4-6, 7-6 (3), 6-1 victory over boyhood friend and high school teammate Andy Roddick in

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) With no other British male ranked in the top 100, Andy Murray knows that one of the longest-standing droughts in Grand Slam tennis will probably end only when he wins a singles title. It doesn't mean he can't state the obvious. `I don't want to get carried

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP)—Caroline Wozniacki showed her fighting spirit Tuesday on center court and then dealt a knockout punch to the tall tale of the kangaroo that briefly upstaged her tennis at the Australian Open. Literally. After surviving a scare against Francesca Schiavone to reach the semifinals, Wozniacki walked into her

KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) On the verge of victory, Mardy Fish took a lusty swing and then staggered behind the baseline, his left calf cramping and his ability to continue in doubt. Three points later he limped into the quarterfinals, the last American standing at the Sony Ericsson Open. A

NEW YORK (AP) Tommy Haas is technically 33, but he figures his tennis age is about 29 because of all the time he's missed. The world's second-ranked player way back in 2002, Haas has been cursed by injuries ever since. He returned in April from his latest setback, a 14-month

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PARIS (AP) — Elina Svitolina can vividly recall her struggles as an anxious young player on the international tennis circuit, and is now campaigning for better mental health protection for juniors starting out in their careers. The former No. 3-ranked Svitolina remembers how tough the weight of expectation was, the

In the last 20 years, only one man other than the Big 3 has been able to win multiple Grand Slam titles and reach No. 1 on the ATP rankings—that man is Andy Murray. Needless to say, he’s driven. And that drive has taken him to another incredible milestone today:

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