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RMKC titles and aware that the player following him as this decade's dominant American could be in this 32-player field. For the first time since 2001, Roddick found himself outside of the ATP World Tour's year-end top 10 rankings, while yielding the...
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Harrison for a break in the second set that gave him a 3-1 lead and leaned on his serve the rest of the way. Harrison, tabbed as one of the country's promising young players, is still searching for his first ATP Tour final. He has lost three times in...
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On the other side of the draw, Andy Roddick was scheduled to face Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan later Friday, and Julien Benneteau of France was matched against Belgium's Steve Darcis. This is Harrison's third career semifinal at an ATP event _ he lost...
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On the other side of the draw, Andy Roddick was scheduled to face Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan later Friday, and Julien Benneteau of France was matched against Belgium’s Steve Darcis. This is Harrison’s third career semifinal at an ATP event—he lost to...
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Isner sounded like he's dedicated to the effort, and he's also trying to keep his win over the all-time Grand Slam champion in perspective. "I didn't necessarily string together five great matches in a row. I went over there and played one great match.
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Roddick a scare, but all three 19-year-olds should have promising tennis careers ahead of them. Thus far, it is Harrison who has demonstrated the greatest ability to capitalize on his potential. Last year, he reached back-to-back semifinals in Atlanta...
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Look at the decision Jim Courier is probably going to have to make when his squad travels to France for the quarterfinals in the first week of April. Andy Roddick should have regained his fitness and, hopefully, his form. So Courier will have to choose...
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2002 when he was a brash, hard-serving 20-year-old, isn't there. The No. 1 player in the world in 2003 after winning his first, and only, Grand Slam tournament at the U.S. Open, Roddick ended 2011 ranked 14th. Roddick, 29, wasn't the top-ranked American...
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Williams, Venus Williams, Bob and Mike Bryan, Lindsay Davenport, and John McEnroe, were among the names drafted by the eight franchises in the World TeamTennis (WTT) Pro League presented by GEICO. Other top names selected in the 2012 WTT Draft include...
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Courier’s team also included Mardy Fish, John Isner and Mike Bryan. The U.S. plays France away in the quarterfinals in April and at that point, Courier might ask Mike’s twin brother Bob to rejoin the team. Bob skipped the tie because his wife just gave...
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Fish is 11-8 in his Davis Cup career and 8-3 on clay after winning his two rubbers against the Swiss. Don't they have editors over there at Sports Illustrated? You guys wrote the U.S. swept Switzerland in Davis Cup last week. Right. Switzerland, with...
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One of the matches in Albany will feature John Isner and his Boston Lobsters, while the other match will see Hingis face off against Venus Williams and the Washington Kastles. Continued... The Sacramento Capitals will build its 2012 squad around...
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Tuesday’s World TeamTennis Marquee Player Draft, six current or former world No. 1s from the United States were selected including Serena Williams, Venus Williams, Bob and Mike Bryan, Lindsay Davenport and John McEnroe. Other household names selected in...
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Even if you don’t know your love from your deuce, you can appreciate the hot guys on court. Here in the office we’re big Andy Murray fans, but Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Tomas Berdych and Mardy Fish (best name ever!) are all definitely worth a double take. ...
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He beat No. 5 David Ferrer of Spain in a spirited U.S. Open campaign but ran out of gas against Rafael Nadal a round later in the quarterfinals. He remains a respectable No. 17 in the rankings, but he is unfamiliar with being the third-highest-ranked...
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U.S. , including Serena Williams, Venus Williams, Bob and Mike Bryan, Lindsay Davenport and John McEnroe, were among the names drafted today by the eight franchises in the WTT Pro League presented by GEICO. Other top names selected in today's Draft...
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Federer has cleared the air over reports he blamed Swiss Davis Cup team-mate Stanislas Wawrinka for their 5-0 loss to the USA. Federer suffered his first Davis Cup loss in 16 matches against John Isner on Friday, and with Wawrinka going down to Mardy...
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DIEGO, Feb. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Leading North American seafood brand Bumble Bee Foods today announced its launch of new interactive and web content featuring top ranked United States men's tennis player Mardy Fish and special appearances that...
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I’d watched all of Mardy Fish’s four-hour win over Stan Wawrinka that morning, then written the Racquet Reaction to it for Tennis.com. Later, in between other work assignments, I’d watched with surprise as John Isner had taken a two-sets-to-one lead...
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The U.S. willplay at France in the April 6-8 quarterfinals. In other pairings, Argentina will face Croatia, Austria against Spain and Czech Republic against Serbia. Harrison was selected by captain Jim Courier after the U.S. sealed its victory...
About Mardy Fish
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Mardy Fish (born December 9, 1981 in Edina, Minnesota) is an American professional tennis player. He is one of several young American tennis players who rose to prominence at the beginning of the 21st century. He is currently ranked #24 in the world. Fish has won two tournaments on the main ATP Tour, and has reached the final of two elite... Full Article
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From left, US tennis Davis Cup team captain Jim Courier poses with players Roy Harrison, Mike Bryan, John Isner and Mardy Fish after winning the Davis Cup World Group first round doubles match between Switzerland and the US in the Forum Arena in Fribourg, Switzerland, Saturday, Feb....
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