Aussie Open contributor Benjamin Snyder is back for more. Taking on the longest of tasks: short balls. Back in the habit: Vera – circa USO 2009 – got the meltdown bug again last week in Thailand. (Getty Images) Well, it looks like we’re back to some shaky form for the top women — and, man, […]
trophy watch: there’s a hole in my trophy, dear liza!
Petra Kvitova slayed the biggest giant of all this weekend in Paris: new world no. 1 and Aussie Open winner Kim Clijsters, 6-4 6-3 in the final. Isn’t there something missing from her trophy though? Like… a big chunk of it?? Meanwhile, over in San Jose, Milos Raonic became the first Canadian man to win an […]
amelie, the holy and glowing one
Yes, we know Amelie Mauresmo is glowing in this picture. And no, it’s not the lighting. Or make up. Or video editing. It’s her natural glow. Her new, natural glow. I caught a glimpse – well, a thousand glimpses – of Amelie at the US Open this week, and the gal hasn’t looked this good […]
short balls: wimby’s week 2
Week two at The Championships, Wimbledon is coming to a close. It’s most certainly been a wild ride, and TSF is pretty sure that this is one of our more favorite slams from the last few years. Can the final weekend produce the high-quality tennis (and drama!) that would put the cream on top of […]
once you’re toast, you get toasted
Guga was awarded with the Cruz do Mérito Desportivo (Cross of Sporting Merit) yesterday in Brasilia. This is the the Brazil’s highest honor awarded to athletes. And at this week’s Open GDF SUEZ tournament in Paris, the women celebrated the recent retirement of two-time Grand Slam champ Amelie Mauresmo, whose post-pro life will be devoted […]
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