The American, who starred in some classic tennis scraps with Swede Bjorn Borg, including his epic five-set defeat at the hands of the Swede on Centre Court back in 1980, said: "There was so much drama and, we have to say thanks so much to Roger... Full Article at New Kerala

Collins’ New Book - The Bud Collins History of Tennis: An Authoritative Encyclopedia and Record Book - Is Now On Sale New York, N.Y, July 8, 2008 -- Bud Collins, tennis historian, journalist and personality and the man who literally wrote the history... Full Article at BusinessPortal24

IT'S hard to believe that a tennis match can be any more competitive, any more thrilling, any more drama filled than what Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer authored during what many are calling the best Wimbledon final ever played Sunday in London. Full Article at New York Post

Tennis in Southern California is preparing for the payoff of Sunday's history-making match between Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer. Full Article at Los Angeles Times

Finally. Finally I don't sound like a tennis geek, begging, asking if anyone watched the previous day's match. Finally I didn't get the usual roll-of-the-eyes, get-a-life look. Full Article at Detroit News Online

I programmed the DVR to record Wimbledon from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday. Back home in Tyler over the weekend, I had watched during breakfast as Rafael Nadal captured the first two sets. Full Article at Austin American-Statesman

The famous grass courts of Wimbledon, the world’s pre-eminent tennis championship, give up their mysteries grudgingly, not least when it comes to players brought up on the slow clay courts of continental Europe. In finally unpicking their ... Full Article at The Hindu

Sunday's Wimbledon Final between the crafty veteran Roger Federer and the young prodigy Rafael Nadal should go down as one of the greatest tennis matches ever played on the sports' biggest stage. Full Article at Hattiesburg American

Rafael Nadal has been hailed as the sport's new king and his epic Wimbledon dethroning of Roger Federer labelled as the greatest ever match. Full Article at This Is London