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Wimbledon Update: Pfffft! Go U.S. Men, Maria Sharapova

Pfffft! That's the sound of American men's tennis going up in a final, feeble puff of smoke. It's also the sound of Maria Sharapova's relevance to tennis. Wait until we get to the grass was all the American men could say after their 0-for performance on the terre batu of Paris at the French Open. Well, it's the second...

Is This Year Time for Wimbledon Upsets?

Wimbledon is upon us. As Roger Federer begins his quest for his fifth straight Wimbledon title, Justine Henin seeks her first. Federer is an odds on favorite on the fast grass. Henin, on the other hand, must contend with women with powerful groundstrokes and big serves like Serena and Venus Williams, and Maria Sharapova....

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05/29/12 10/10 for American women Source: The Pioneer American women are 10 for 10 so far at the French Open, giving the country its most representatives in the Grand Slam tournament's second round since 11 made it in 2003.
05/29/12 USC's Steve Johnson wins NCAA singles tennis title Source: Los Angeles Times - Los Angeles CA USC tennis player Steve Johnson extended his winning streak to 72 matches Monday and won his second consecutive NCAA singles title at Athens, Ga. Johnson, a senior from Orange, defeated Kentucky's Eric Quigley , 6-4, 6-4, to finish the season 32-0.
05/29/12 Mardy Fish Says He Had Surgery to Correct Heart... Source: Bloomberg.com Mardy Fish had surgery to repair a heart ailment that has kept him out of action since April, USA Today reported, citing the top-ranked U.S. men's tennis player.
05/29/12 Point Park still alive Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Point Park held on to defeat University of South Carolina Beaufort, 12-8, in its first losers' bracket game Monday at the NAIA World Series in Lewiston, Idaho.
05/29/12 Monday's Sports in Brief Source: The Garden Island - Lihu'e HI SAN FRANCISCO (AP) â Barry Bonds is publicly referring to himself as a convicted felon these days, though he's quick to point out that conviction was never for steroid use.