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Wimbledon juniors - The Future of Tennis looks very bright

ontheverge posted 6/30/2008 from ontheverge.co.za

The boys and girls section of Wimbledon is well on its way, and from what is on show tennis has a bright future. The dominance of men’s tennis by Roger Federer has been challenged in recent months by a group of players who have only just emerged from teenhood. Novak Djokovic, the winner of the Australian Open this year, leads the charge.

Check out latest Tennis News Players should stop grumbling about playing on the outside courts at Wimbledon and get on with their real jobs, world number one Roger Federer said on Monday.

harshini posted 7/1/2008 from sify.com

Check out latest Tennis News Players should stop grumbling about playing on the outside courts at Wimbledon and get on with their real jobs, world number one Roger Federer said on Monday.

Ancic stands between Federer and 19th semi, Roger Federer the ultimate challenge for battling Mario Ancic, Wimbledon 2008 semi

harshini posted 7/2/2008 from sify.com

Check out latest sports News Croatia's Mario Ancic, the last man to beat Roger Federer on grass, stands imposingly between the champion and his 19th grand slam semi-final on Wednesday.

Federer brushes aside Ancic in three sets

harshini posted 7/3/2008 from sify.com

Champion Roger Federer snuffed out the challenge of the last man to beat him on grass with a 6-1, 7-5, 6-4 victory over Mario Ancic in the Wimbledon quarter-finals on Wednesday.

Email from George Bodenheimer to Roger Federer regarding proposed Wimbledon coverage

Rover found this 7/3/2008 on www.serioussportsnewsnetwork.com

SSNN has obtained an exclusive communication from George Bodenheimer, president of ESPN , to Roger Federer , regarding Wimbledon . The text of the email is below. From: George Bodenheimer [espnsenor@yahoo.ca] Date: Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 1:27 PM Subject: Wimbledon To: Roger Federer [nonadal@gmail.com] Dear Mr. Federer: My name is George Bodenheimer, and I am the president of ESPN. ...