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LONDON (Reuters) - Roger Federer held court in a swish hotel on the banks of the River Thames on Friday and left nobody in any doubt he was determined to become only the second male player to reclaim the year-end number one spot.
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Despite an injury-plagued year Rafael Nadal could still claim the world No 1 spot after ATP World Tour Finals in London. On the lookout: Roger Federer will be taking a keen interest in Rafael Nadal's progress at the Barclays...
LONDON, Nov 20 (Reuters) - World number one tennis player Roger Federer believes his friend Thierry Henry should not be villified for the handball which helped France edge past Ireland into the World Cup finals on Wednesday.
The finest male tennis players in the world (apart from the injured Andy Roddick) will be resident in the east end of London over the next week, contesting the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals. City slickers: eight of the world's...
Roger Federer has said the ‘crazy’ tennis fans of London will be captivated by the most even and open end-of-season tournament yet on it’s debut in the capital. Leading light: Roger Federer loves playing in London Photo: GETTY...
Rafael Nadal is reading Flashman, by George MacDonald Fraser, the novel of which P. G. Wodehouse wrote: “If ever there was a time when I felt that watcher-of-the-skies-when-a-new-planet stuff, it was when I first read Flashman.”
Photo: Shanker Chakravarty Poised Tania Sachdev A ppearances can be deceptive. “I don't fit the image of a chess player that people have in mind,” admits Tania Sachdev, the woman grandmaster, who topped the Asian championship...
The furore concerning the Thierry Henry handball has moved into a new dimension of weirdness, with the player himself agreeing that the controversial World Cup qualifier should be replayed, while former Ireland captain Roy...
Published Date: 21 November 2009 IN THE course of a BBC documentary back in 1985, Bobby Charlton made a statement which, to anyone under the age of, say, 30 nowadays will sound like a fairy tale. His claim concerned Scotland's...
