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As comebacks go, it wasn't too shabby, was it? After doing his Davis Cup duty (to the detriment of his left wrist) back in September, Andy Murray probably spent the next six weeks wishing he hadn't been feeling quite so patriotic. But the lay-off hasn' Full Article at BBC Sport
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Novak Djokovic showed resilience in claiming the Basel title over Roger Federer on Sunday. A few thoughts from the tennis world ... 1. Some overdue props for Novak Djokovic. Full Article at Sports Illustrated
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Dominican Republic's Johnson Garcia hits a return during a Davis Cup tennis match against Venezuela's Daniel Vallverdu in Santo Domingo September 20, 2009. Dominican Republic won a spot in next year's Davis Cup world group by defeating Venezuela. View Photo »
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I think when we lost some important Davis Cup — Zimbabwe, India, Slovakia, Russia, Israel, Croatia. (Massu's overall Davis Cup record is 29-17 including 17-4 on clay.)
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Let's forget about Fed Cup, shall we? Full Article at Peter Bodo's TennisWorld
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THE wounds from Lleyton Hewitt's scalding public criticism of Tennis Australia during the recent election campaign are yet to heal, but national director of tennis Craig Tiley says he remains confident that the strained relationship between the... Full Article at The Age
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A week after the Williams sisters carved up the final niceties on the women’s tour, the Murray brothers bestrode the winners’ podiums at a telling juncture in their respective careers. Full Article at Times Online
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Dominican Republic's Johnson Garcia celebrates winning his Davis Cup tennis match against Venezuela's Daniel Vallverdu in Santo Domingo September 20, 2009. Dominican Republic won a spot in next year's Davis Cup world group by defeating Venezuela. View Photo »
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His unwavering passion and leadership for Davis Cup competition has made Calgary the most successful Canadian city to host Davis Cup.
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Andy Murray holds up the winner's trophy after defeating Mikhail Youzhny, right, in the final of the Valencia Open. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Top two seeds Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are on course for a first showdown since May in the Paris Masters which started on Sunday. Full Article at SuperSport
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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 20: Somdev Devvarman of India in action during their Davis Cup match between South Africa and India at the Ellis Park Indoor Arena in Johannesburg on 20, September 2009 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 20: Rohan Bopanna of India in action during their Davis Cup match between South Africa and India at the Ellis Park Indoor Arena in Johannesburg on 20, September 2009 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 20: Somdev Devvarman of India celebrates his win during their Davis Cup match between South Africa and India at the Ellis Park Indoor Arena in Johannesburg on 20, September 2009 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 20: Somdev Devvarman of India celebrates his win during their Davis Cup match between South Africa and India at the Ellis Park Indoor Arena in Johannesburg on 20, September 2009 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - SEPTEMBER 20: Somdev Devvarman of India celebrates his win during their Davis Cup match between South Africa and India at the Ellis Park Indoor Arena in Johannesburg on 20, September 2009 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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I think when we lost some important Davis Cup — Zimbabwe, India, Slovakia, Russia, Israel, Croatia. (Massu's overall Davis Cup record is 29-17 including 17-4 on clay.)
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His unwavering passion and leadership for Davis Cup competition has made Calgary the most successful Canadian city to host Davis Cup.
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The level has gone down because the top players are no longer coming back for this competition like what they used to do in the past. I would like to urge the organisers to make it compulsory for all those who wish to represent Zimbabwe in the FED Cup and the Davis Cup to participate in these local tour...
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It’s an honour to play for my country in such an important event as the Junior Davis Cup
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This is probably the most attractive Davis Cup draw we have had in a number of years ... Turkey in March will be quite a challenge, but home advantage counts for a lot in Davis Cup and we hold this advantage for both the first- and second-round matches. If we get past Turkey and if Great Britain win the...
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People like it still that I am the No 1 or the No 1 again so I have to make a hard decision, the one or the other [either the tour or the Davis Cup] because both together is not working, I feel it myself, it is consuming. If I hadn’t played the Davis Cup I maybe would have gone to Asia, so you see how m...
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People like it still that I am the No 1 or the No 1 again so I have to make a hard decision, the one or the other [either the tour or the Davis Cup] because both together is not working, I feel it myself, it is consuming. If I hadn’t played the Davis Cup I maybe would have gone to Asia, so you see how m...
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If we get the Games, the stadium would be built in Wavelend Park ... It would be possible, if the Park District agrees, to leave the stadium up and we could have the US Open Series, the Fed Cup and the Davis Cup there.
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It's kind of like a Davis Cup for old guys ... It's a chance to represent your nation. ... And it's a great opportunity to see some of the guys that I've been playing against for all these years.
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I truly enjoy playing for my country, but I'll also have to see where I have my priorities for next season ... Of course, there are the Grand Slams, but there is also number one, which is a bit of a dilemma. If I want to play Davis Cup all the time, I might have to leave out some Masters 1000 tournament...
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For players like Dan and some of the others it will be good to get some wins under their belt ... Then we'll come back up and we'll have players who are better able to deal with the situations you face in Davis Cup.
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Playing Davis Cup is way different from playing in any other tournament. Playing against Merwe I don’t have to lose in the tie. Though I was nervous in the beginning but became comfortable as match progressed.
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I am very happy with the performance of our team in Davis Cup
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When we reached South Africa, we knew it would be a tough tie for us. Leander’s injury gave Yuki a chance to be in the team. I had to decide which singles combination to go for. Since Yuki is playing his first Davis Cup, and didn’t have the experience of playing in a five-setter, I thought it won’t be r...
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We have not had many Davis Cup wins outside India and this one came without any contribution from me or Leander [Paes] and in that sense this is one victory and moment to savour
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Yes, the future is very bright. He's got a great future, he is just 17 and he will be there for a long time. He and Somdev will be a great team for India in the Davis Cup
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It's a difficult entry into Davis Cup play but that's what Davis Cup is about ... I think he'll be fine. I think he'll do a good job and I expect him to win if it comes down to the fifth (rubber).
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It’s a pity, nobody likes to give away live Davis Cup match. So it was disappointing for everyone. He (Bhupathi) went for a high backhand volley and suffered the right groin injury. It’s same he suffered last year in May as well
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I am extremely proud of these boys, the whole team. For the first time since 1980 the Czechs are in the Davis Cup final, but I hope that this time we will hold this cup under under the Czech name
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We don't need him because we feel really comfortable about Michal and Jerzy ... For the four of us, playing in the Davis Cup and playing for our country comes first. You have to put your personal agenda on the side. He didn't do that and that's his choice.
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Leander's absence is a big blow to us. Having said that, I feel we are well prepared to take up the challenge and win it for India and Lee (Leander), as he has carried the Davis Cup team for almost 20 years now. Hopefully we will give him another opportunity to play in the World group next year
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He is a good player and talented. He needs to grow up mentally, which I needed to do at his age ... The Davis Cup is the perfect way of doing that. I can't wait to play with him and get used to the future and get a team spirit. If we keep changing the team, you don't get a team spirit and it makes it to...
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Leander is almost like a legend. I can't really fill into his shoes. He has won a lot of matches for India in Davis Cup. We're obviously going to miss Leander.
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It is tough to miss such an important Davis Cup tie, but I can’t help the situation. If I take a risk, it may threaten my career. Last night, I was discussing with the doctors and they told me to take rest for two weeks
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We have been offering the same package for the last two years and we shall do the same for the next two years. We also have a partnership with ITF and Uganda Tennis Federation (UTA) and we are planning to offer a separate and increased package for the Davis Cup next year
SOURCE: AllAfrica.com
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