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NEW CITY - Two years ago, Somdev Devvarman beat John Isner in one of the most thrilling finals in NCAA history.

Before the final set of the Kansas City Explorers season-opening match against the New York Sportimes on Thursday, the team D.J. as he did throughout the night played music and sound clips over the surrounding speakers to rev up the home crowd.And just as the players took their spots, he chose to play a remixed version of the famous quote from Dan ...

Robert Kendrick commemorated his Centre Court clash with Andy Murray at Wimbledon by diving across the grass leaving his mark - and Athletic DNA - on tennis' most prestigious patch of lawn.

Melanie Oudin could be the next great U.S. tennis player. When the 17-year-old defeated former No.

Tom Tebbutt LONDON - From Monday's Globe and Mail Last updated on Sunday, Jun. 28, 2009 06:57PM EDT T here are few international sporting events with the broad spectrum of appeal young and old, male and female of Wimbledon.

The words have always been delivered in a drawl. But Andy Murray's body language now represents the physical expression of a Zen-like silence.

COOL air conditioning swirled around the Centre Court and made it feel like the inside of a luxury car.

Andy Murray battled through a tough tie against American Robert Kendrick at Wimbledon yesterday to secure his place in the second round of the tournament.

The tough part starts now for Andy Murray, the 22-year-old Scot who is four victories away from giving Britain its first men's singles champion at Wimbledon since the days when they played in long trousers.

Andy Murray moved into the third round of Wimbledon yesterday with a performance that left Latvia's Ernests Gulbis thoroughly beaten Andy Murray moved into the third round of the Wimbledon Championships in the soft light of early evening yesterday with an austere and lucid authority that left Ernests Gulbis, his 20-year-old Latvian opponent, a ...

Andy Murray was today planning another ruthless Centre Court late show to take him into the second week of Wimbledon.

When Roger Federer misfired on an important shot Friday, his knees buckled and he stomped behind the baseline, miffed at his mere mortality.

Wed Jun 24, 2009 6:22am EDT - Britain's Andy Murray speaks during a news conference at Wimbledon in London June 20, 2009.

Andy Murray's tennis game matched the sizzling heat on Centre Court as he powered into the third round of Wimbledon in ruthless fashion.

In the end it's all about communication, although it's nice to know that while players are furiously tweeting or leaving their most intimate thoughts on Facebook, the Queen still has old-fashioned values, as revealed by writing a proper letter on real headed notepaper to our Andy Murray.

Andy Murray's Wimbledon challenge will begin against American Robert Kendrick. In Friday morning's draw at the All England Club, the British number one was placed in the top half along with defending champion Rafael Nadal, who could yet withdraw because of knee problems.

It seemed fitting, somehow, that two-time major champion Marat Safin 's always-turbulent relationship with Wimbledon would end this way.

AFTERNOON everbody. Alan at scotsman.com here to take you through today's first round match between Andy Murray and Robert Kendrick.

Tim Henman, Britain's former number one and four-time Wimbledon semifinalist, has told CNN that home support could see Andy Murray walk away with the title at the All-England club this year.

The setting is the bottom of an unpretentious street, a drop-shot's distance from Selhurst railway station in South London.