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Tip of the week:Whether you’re just beginning to play matches or you’re already a seasoned veteran, there’s one play that works no matter what your level is. What is this magic formula, you ask? Hit to your opponent’s weaker side. Sure, this is really basic advice but the truth is that many players who should know better ignore it. That’s too bad because directing ball after ball to your opponent’s inferior wing is often the surest way to win. Try this. Identify early on which of your opponent’s ground strokes—his forehand or backhand—produces the most errors or, if you come to the net, gives you the ball you can volley successfully. Then pound that side ruthlessly. Don't change because you think they will catch on. Don't worry they will improve their weakness because you're hitting there so much. Don't worry that they know you're going to hit there. Just hammer that side without mercy. |
Tennis NewsGarber: Rain, rain go away …
The rain has helped some players (Serena) and hurt others (bottom
of the men's draw) at Wimbledon. Greg Garber writes about the
biggest -- and continuing -- story line of the fortnight.
ATP championships to move to London in 2009
The season-ending ATP championships will move to London from
Shanghai starting in 2009.
Nadal in fifth set as rain halts third-round match
Rafael Nadal will sleep Monday night knowing that his spot in the
fourth round is anything but secure.
Collins to work last Wimbledon breakfast for NBC
Collins, the 78-year-old sports writer and TV personality, won't
have his contract renewed by the network, making this his 35th and
final Wimbledon with NBC.
Davydenko calls Wimbledon 'most boring' tourney
Nikolay Davydenko has joined his Russian Davis Cup teammate Marat
Safin in criticizing the way Wimbledon is run.
Wimbledon security measures increased
Vehicle blockers were set up in front of gates to the All England
Club on Sunday as part of efforts to tighten security at Wimbledon
after two foiled car bombings in London and a fiery attack on
Glasgow's airport.
Doha to host WTA Tour finale beginning in 2008
Doha will host the women's tennis season-ending championship from
2008 to 2010 and organizers said that Israeli players would be
allowed to compete.
Serena, Venus lead U.S. Fed Cup team vs. Russia
Serena and Venus Williams were picked to play for the United
States in the Fed Cup semifinals against Russia on July 14-15.
Ljubicic, Chakvetadze take titles at Ordina Open
Ivan Ljubicic of Croatia earned his first grass-court championship
Saturday at the Ordina Open, where Anna Chakvetadze of Russia won
the women's final at this Wimbledon warmup.
Karlovic stops Clement, wins Nottingham Open
Ivo Karlovic won his first Nottingham Open title by beating
eighth-seeded Arnaud Clement 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 Saturday.
Henin defeats Mauresmo to win Eastbourne title
Defending champion Justine Henin defeated second-seeded Amelie
Mauresmo 7-5, 6-7 (4), 7-6 (2) Saturday in the final of the
Eastbourne International, the last grass-court tuneup before
Wimbledon begins Monday.
Williams sisters to use gold rackets at Wimbledon
Serena and Venus Williams will debut gold rackets at Wimbledon.
Serena will play with a black Wilson (K) Factor limited-edition
racket and Venus will compete with a white version featuring
22-carat gold leaf laid into the frame.
Coria settles steroid lawsuit against vitamin maker
Tennis star Guillermo Coria on Wednesday settled his lawsuit
against a New Jersey-based vitamin maker he blamed for a positive
steroid test that cost him millions in earnings.
Jankovic beats Sharapova to win DFS Classic
Jelena Jankovic finally ended a losing run against Maria Sharapova
to claim her first grass-court title with a 4-6, 6-3, 7-5 win in
the final of the rain-hit DFS Classic on Sunday.
King of Queen's: Roddick rallies to win London title
Andy Roddick staged a great escape to win his fourth Queen's Club
trophy in five years with a dramatic 4-6, 7-6, 7-6 win over
France's Nicolas Mahut on Sunday.
Berdych spoils Baghdatis' birthday with Weber win
Tomas Berdych won the Gerry Weber Open on Sunday, beating Marcos
Baghdatis 7-5, 6-4 at this Wimbledon warmup on the Cypriot's 22nd
birthday.
Wimbledon gets replay, but traditions still intact
Host since 1877 to one of the most tradition-laden of sporting
events, from the grass courts to the all-white attire, the All
England Lawn Tennis Club has been doing its best lately to keep up
with the changing times.
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