Tennis
Top female players plan to play at Rogers Cup
The Rogers Cup revealed its player list for this year’s women’s event Wednesday and 48 of the top 50 players in the world are on it.
Vancouver Open Title
The disappointing news is Marcos Baghdatis won’t be back to defend his Odlum Brown Vancouver Open tennis title this summer.
WTA
It was inevitable Rebecca Marino's life would slow down just a little bit.
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Mahut wins in short order
For Nicolas Mahut, an 11-hour, five-minute Wimbledon epic still isn't over.
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The irreverent moments of Wimbledon 2010
Notes from here and there after a Wimbledon fortnight that had as much drama as you could possibly ask for — at least until the final weekend.
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Dancevic wins opener on Rhode Island
Canadian Frank Dancevic won his opening game at the Campbell’s Hall of Fame Tennis Championships on Monday, beating Marc Gicquel of France in straight sets.
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Federer third in rankings for first time since 2003
Roger Federer slipped down one place to world number three on Monday, the first time the Swiss great has been ranked outside the top two since November 2003.
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Nadal dominates Berdych in Wimbledon final
A year ago to the day, Rafael Nadal’s knees were aching, his future was a major concern, and he watched Roger Federer win Wimbledon on television at his home in Mallorca, Spain.
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Nadal set to face Berdych in Wimbledon final
With Roger Federer out of the way and any doubts about his fitness spectacularly dispelled, Rafa Nadal faces an unexpected yet fascinating obstacle in the way of a second Wimbledon title in Sunday’s final.
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Serena wins second straight Wimbledon singles title
Serena Williams was such an overwhelming favourite going into Saturday’s Wimbledon women’s final that the question wasn’t if she would win, but how many games opponent Vera Zvonareva could wrestle from the American’s Grand Slam grasp.
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Serena wary of 'weakness-free' Zvonareva
Serena Williams may have preferred the devil she knows in the Wimbledon singles final, but sister Venus is out, and the defending champion knows only her best will be good enough against the wily Vera Zvonareva.
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Nadal to face Berdych for Wimbledon title
After he defeated Andy Murray in the semifinals of Wimbledon on Friday, Rafael Nadal fell to the Centre Court grass, looking completely spent.
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Tennis blogger Stephanie Myles serves up what's happening on and off the court.
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Golf Dorval's 'father figure' Dagenais calls it a career
The image of Maurice Dagenais in a chef's hat serving hotdogs off the barbecue to dozens of youngsters at lunch during one of the Future Links junior golf sessions he began at Golf Dorval years ago is one that will stay with me forever.
STEPHANIE MYLES
The Warmup
That ESPN is devoting an hour-long show to a 30-second announcement about where free agent NBA superstar LeBron James will sign isn't surprising. We've almost come to expect that in a world where reality shows have become reality. It was Team LeBron's idea, and they've lined up sponsors to ante up money that will go to charity. Why they've chosen the smarmy Jim Gray to do the quickie announcement "interview" is a mystery, though. No doubt this will work out better than ESPN's reality-show collaboration with disgraced slugger Barry Bonds a few years ago. That was a disaster.
PAT HICKEY
Kelly defends U.S. college hockey
Paul Kelly says he's not concerned that some people in the Canadian Hockey League are taking potshots at him.
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