Madison Keys advances in Miami! See more photos of Day 4 Miami Open victors at the Scottrade photo gallery --> http://tennischannel.com/news/top-stories/raonic-halep-keys-muguruza-advance-in-miami-indian-wells-champ-vesnina-ousted
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Tune in now for Nadal v Sela LIVE now on Tennis Channel and tennischanneleverywhere.com
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Simona Halep, Madison Keys, Garbiñe Muguruza all advance in the Miami Open!Read more:
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. -- No. 3 seed Milos Raonic is through to the third round of Miami Open with a straight sets win over Viktor Troicki on Friday, The Canadian, who missed Indian Wells due to a hamstring injury that forced him to retire from the final of th
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04:00 PHOTOS/VIDEO: 2017 Miami Open R2 Rafael Nadal vs. Dudi Sela |
2017 Miami Open R2 Rafael Nadal bt. Dudi Sela 6/3 6/4 $ Next opponent - Philipp Kohlschreiber “It was difficult to find the right feelings this afternoon, but it’s these kind of days where you have to just try to win. That's what I did and I am very happy with that,” said Nadal. “This tournament is a tough tournament and anything can happen. I think I had a good week of practice, so I need to play good in the competition now to try and have success.” (via ATP) |
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#TBT to 2006 with Roger Federer ?Did you know that he always wears two pairs of socks to play tennis?
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Nick Bollettieri called in during Tennis Channel Live to discuss Maria Sharapova's return, Tommy Haas' perseverance, and more!WATCH: http://tennischannel.com/news/more-stories/watch-hall-of-fame-member-nick-bollettierii-never-stop-learning
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Happy Birthday Jonas Björkman and Bethanie Mattek-Sands! ?Joel Drucker celebrates
Today marks a birthday for two players who compete with exceptional passion. Each has earned a reputation as someone certain to throw him and herself into battle, often in a way that is vocal without being rude, tactically resourceful and, in matters of w
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And for today's stat of the day --> how far can an iguana fall without injury?
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We chatted with Victoria Azarenka earlier to talk motherhood and her anticipated return this summer.Watch the full interview here: http://tennischannel.com/news/more-stories/watch-azarenka-coming-back-this-summer
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We caught up with Rafa Nadal to get his take on rankings after injury and chasing that No. 1 spot:
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The Sloane Stephens Foundation hosted a kids' day at the BNP Paribas Open to offer students the chance to play tennis in Indian WellsWATCH:
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Congratulations Jo Wilfried Tsonga on the birth of your son!
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Happy Friday!Start your weekend off with LIVE Miami Open matches on Tennis Channel and Tennis Channel Plushttp://tennischannel.com/news/more-stories/nadal-kerber-venus-headline-fridays-live-miami-open-play
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We have a stellar lineup of matches today on Tennis Channel & Tennis Channel Plus!LIVE Miami Open OOP ?
MARCH 24th - LIVE on Tennis Channel10AM ET: Tennis Channel LIVE at the Miami Open11AM ET: ATP/WTA 2nd RoundMiami Open presented by ITAUSTADIUM11AM ETSimona HALEP (ROU) 3 vs. Naomi OSAKA (JPN)Followed byGarbiñe MUGURUZA (ESP) 6 vs. Christina MCHALE (USA)* R
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If you haven't read it yet, GQ Magazine's covert story on Roger Federer is a MUST READ ?Joel Drucker writes:
Must-read article for tennis aficionados: The April GQ cover story on Roger Federer. Elegantly crafted by Rosecrans Baldwin, the article is the result of a rare step taken in tennis by players and their handlers: Baldwin was granted extensive access to Fed
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Richard Evans asks, "Where is the next women's star?" ?Read:
Whither women’s tennis? Serena Williams wins – when she plays. When will that be? We don’t know. Maria Sharapova will play on April 26th in Stuttgart but she hasn’t played for 15 months. How will she play? We don’t know.When will Victoria Azarenka start co
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Madison Keys sets her sights on top 5 and a Grand Slam titleRead:
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. -- After a successful return to the tour at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells earlier this month, American Madison Keys continues her comeback as she kicks off her Miami Open campaign today. This is the 22-year-old's second tournament
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