Poor defensive game rears its ugly head for Mavericks again
dallasnews.com 2/5/2009 —

Shahar Peer denied entry to UAE, can't play in Dubai
tenniswta.blogspot.com 2/18/2009 — Shahar Peer denied entry to UAE, can't play in Dubai Shahar Peer will not be able to play in Dubai because has been denied a visa into the United Arab Emirates. The blocking of Peer is a surprise because she was given a visa to play in the Qatar ...

Tennis Channel backs out of Dubai tournament telecast
tenniswta.blogspot.com 2/18/2009 — Tennis Channel backs out of Dubai tournament telecast First it was the Wall Street Journal and now it's the Tennis Channel who is showing their disagreement with what happened with Shahar Peer in Dubai. The Tennis Channel has decided to withdraw ...

Andy Ram Becomes First Israeli Tennis Player to Play in United Arab Emirates
racketsandballs.com 2/27/2009 — TENNIS-ATP-UAE On Wednesday, February 25th, Andy Ram became the first Israeli tennis player to play in the United Arab Emirates. He was escorted onto the court by two bodyguards. Unfortunately, he lost the doubles match.

SHAHAR PEER DENIED ACCESS TO DUBAI
theworldofisaac.com 2/17/2009 — By no means would I consider Israeli tennis player Shahar Peer hot. In fact, on the tennis hottie scale, she probably ranks pretty low. But you know what....If I lived in a country where chicks dressed up like this..... I would do everything in my ...

Amid Uproar, UAE Backtracks on Ban of Israeli Tennis Players
findingdulcinea.com 2/19/2009 — After refusing to admit Israeli tennis player Shahar Peer into the country for this week’s women’s tournament, the UAE will admit Israeli Andy Ram for next week’s men’s tournament.

BBC SPORT | Tennis | Dubai faces censure over Peer ban
news.bbc.co.uk 2/15/2009 — Dubai could be removed from the women's tennis calendar in 2010 after Israeli Shahar Peer was refused entry to the United Arab Emirates. WTA chief executive Larry Scott said women's tennis's governing body will consider "what types of sanctions are ...

Dubai organizers claim Shahar Peer visa denial was because of security
sports.espn.go.com 2/17/2009 — DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- Organizers of a women's tennis tournament said Tuesday that security fears were behind the decision to bar an Israeli player -- a move that could force another showdown when the men's play begins next week. The snub ...

Tennis Funny team
keepapic.com 2/20/2009 — Tennis Funny team

Tennis Channel boss would like to be on Cablevision
weblogs.newsday.com 2/20/2009 — I spoke to Tennis Channel CEO Ken Solomon for my newspaper column about the channel's decision to boycott this weekend's event in Dubai because the United Arab Emirates barred Israeli Shahar Peer. I also asked Solomon about the fact the channel is ...

Israeli Peer denied visa for Dubai event (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - Tennis News 2/15/2009
Dubai blocked a top Israeli tennis player from traveling to the country for a major women's tournament, tour organizers said Sunday. Shahar Peer broke barriers last year in Qatar when she was the first Israeli woman to play in a WTA Tour tournament in ...

UAE rejects visa for Israeli tennis player Shahar Peer — Other - BostonHerald.com 2/15/2009
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - The top official of women's tennis reprimanded the United Arab Emirates on Sunday for blocking an Israeli player from a premier Dubai tournament,...

WTA may strike Dubai event from calendar (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - Tennis News 2/16/2009
Dubai's lucrative tournament risks being struck from the women's tennis calendar after the United Arab Emirates refused a visa to Israeli player Shahar Peer. WTA Tour chairman Larry Scott said Monday that barring Peer threatens the principle ...

Jewish leaders: Punish United Arab Emirates for banning tennis star Shahar Peer — Other - BostonHerald.com 2/18/2009
JERUSALEM - A prominent group of Jewish American leaders urged the Women's Tennis Association on Wednesday to punish the United Arab Emirates for barring an Israeli player...

WTA fines Dubai organizers $300,000 — Examiner Sports 2/20/2009
The WTA has fined Dubai Tennis Championships organizers a record $300,000 after Israeli player Shahar Peer was denied a visa by the United Arab Emirates.