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  • Then he'll rest and fly to the U.S. for the summer hard-court season without anyone—not Nadal, not Roger Federer—to chase in the rankings.

    Women's Champ Is A True Gunslinger 2011

  • Then he'll rest and fly to the U.S. for the summer hard-court season without anyone to chase in the rankings.

    How Djokovic Slayed the Giants Tom Perrotta 2011

  • Beat Roddick in final at Washington in August to win second consecutive title at that hard-court tuneup. ...

    US OPEN '09: Capsules on men to watch at US Open 2009

  • Then he'll rest and fly to the U.S. for the summer hard-court season without anyone to chase in the rankings.

    How Djokovic Slayed the Giants Tom Perrotta 2011

  • This wasn't coming from Wayne Gretzky or Don Cherry wearing a suit made from Mariah Carey's shower curtains, but a two-time MVP of pro basketball's top league, a bona fide hard-court lord.

    Playoff Fireworks, Minus the Stargazing Jason Gay 2011

  • Murray has come a long way, mentally and in the strength of his tennis, since he parted company with Miles Maclagan, after losing in the semi-finals of last year's tournament, then Alex Corretja, about the time of the gloom-laden hard-court American nightmare that followed his defeat in the final of the Australian Open.

    Andy Murray toughens up in pursuit of first grand slam title at Wimbledon 2011

  • Williams, who missed nearly a year due to health problems, recently won consecutive hard-court tournaments in Stanford, Calif., and Toronto.

    Cahill Must Tremble at Sight of Pinstripes 2011

  • Open champion enjoys the hard-court surface and is a good value each-way bet at 28/1 with Boylesports considering that he is as short as 16/1 with other bookmakers.

    Tip of the Day 2011

  • The 24-year-old has won the Australian Open title, two other top-flight hard-court titles and most impressive, two clay court titles that required victories over Nadal in the finals.

    France Awaits a Perfect Storm Tom Perrotta 2011

  • In the opening match on Centre Court Nadal, the defending champion and world No1, beat Michael Russell, a 33-year-old American hard-court specialist of worthy but modest achievement, ranked 90th in the world and who, briefly, sent a frisson around Wimbledon playing just the sort of tennis that Nadal was advocating.

    Michael Russell took on Rafael Nadal at his own game − and still lost | Kevin Mitchell 2011

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