Davenport can't lobby Williams sisters into Fed Cup
msn.com     Mar 29, 2008            

KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) -Lindsay Davenport says she wanted to talk Venus and Serena Williams into taking part in the next round of Fed Cup - but failed. ... Davenport will lead the U.S. team that faces Russia late next month in Moscow. She said she lobbied Venus Williams... [read full story]                    


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Olympic champ Nadal is the top seed at the US Open

thestar.com.my     7 hrs ago   8 related          

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Putin vows 24 billion dollars for Russian hi-tech: report

spacewar.com     50 mins ago   2 related          

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