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Amelie Mauresmo announced her retirement from professional tennis Thursday at the age of 30.
Factbox on twice grand slam winner and former world number one Amelie Mauresmo who announced her retirement on Thursday: EARLY DAYS * Born on July 5, 1979 in St Germain en Laye, France.
Dementieva has the discipline to command court
Euphoric after winning the men's singles gold medal for Russia at the Sydney Olympic Games, Yevgeny Kafelnikov declared: "My country is taking over in tennis." Euphoric after winning the men's singles gold medal for Russia at the Sydney Olympic Games, Yevgeny Kafelnikov declared: "My country is taking over in tennis." The supporting evidence is ...
Mary Joe Fernandez and Silvia Farina Honored with 2009 Fed Cup Award of Excellence
NEWPORT, R.I., U.S.A., November 7, 2009 - The International Tennis Hall of Fame & Museum and the International Tennis Federation have announced that Mary Joe Fernandez, USA Fed Cup Captain, and Silvia Farina, the player with the most Fed Cup wins in Italy's history, are the recipients of the 2009 Fed Cup Award of Excellence.
Gullikson's tennis fantasy camp, Jr. clinic at Wailea
Former U.S. Davis Cup and Olympic coach Tom Gullikson will conduct a 90-minute junior tennis clinic at Wailea Tennis Club on Nov.
Ford: U.S. Fed Cup leaning on kids again
Jennifer welcomes in Bonnie D. Ford to give some insight on Andre Agassi's recent confessions and Serena Williams ending the year number one.
Serena Williams spent a productive week in Doha - seizing the season-ending World No.
They have seen rivals ranging from Jennifer Capriati to Lindsay Davenport to Martina Hingis to Mary Pierce to Kim Clijsters to Justine Henin come and go and are now approaching age 30 - a milestone mark that has prompted many players to contemplate closing the curtain on their careers.
Navratilova, Shriver Sign On For Evert's Event
Tennis Hall of Famer Martina Navratilova, winner of 344 singles and doubles titles during her career, has signed on to appear at the 20th annual Chris Evert/Raymond James Pro-Celebrity Tennis Classic, set for November 7 and 8 at the Delray Beach Tennis Center in Delray Beach, Fla.
Serena Williams is bringing her top-ranked game to Baton Rouge. Williams, who reclaimed the World No.
Amelie Mauresmo: Leaving Tennis Behind?
Earlier this week headlines whispered that Frenchwoman Amelie Mauresmo was considering retirement from tennis.
Baseline return Australia's Alicia Molik is making a comeback to the game after shrugging off numerous recurring injuries over the past few years.
Austin, Davenport Headline Maui Fantasy Camp
A trio of former top-ranked players - Tracy Austin, Lindsay Davenport and former doubles No.
Anna Kournikova and Tommy Haas will venture into Tiger territory in December. Kournikova Haas have been added to the lineup for Advanta WTT Smash Hits, the charity tennis event co-hosted by Sir Elton John and Billie Jean King.
Back On Top: Sharapova Takes Tokyo
Maria Sharapova put her shoulder to the test on Saturday - raising the Tokyo title trophy.
Drucker: Kramer was center of the tennis universe
Jack Kramer ate, breathed and bled tennis and had an uncanny ability to see the big picture.
Comeback: Henin confirms return to big time
IT's official - former World No.1 Justine Henin has returned to professional tennis after 16 months in retirement.
Ambassador Hingis follows in path of Elvis
Martina Hingis has seemed nervous when making acceptance speeches after prodigious tennis triumphs.
Martina takes easy route to final
Martina Hingis is set to play Amelie Mauresmo after a premature finish to her match against Dominique Van Roost who was forced to drop out early following a mid-match thigh injury.
Diego Maradona is drowning in his own mess and this time is taking Argentina with him
The end of fantasy is nigh in Argentina. Those who thought Argentina mad to throw the keys to the country's World Cup qualifying campaign to the hands of God are vindicated following the humiliation of defeat at home to Brazil.
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