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Nov 22 (Reuters) - ATP World Tour Finals men's singles result from London on Sunday. Group A Singles Round Robin Group A matches on Sunday RESULTS Group A 1-Roger Federer (Switzerland) beat 7-Fernando Verdasco (Spain) 4-6 7-5...
He has already won a Grand Slam title, but Novak Djokovic has another major target in his sights. "My life-time goal is to be world No 1 and that will always be my dream," the 22-year-old Serb said during a break in...
Published Date: 23 November 2009 ROGER Federer had to fight back from a set down in his opening Group A match of the ATP Finals last night before eventually defeating Fernando Verdasco 4-6, 7-5, 6-1. A four-time winner of the...
Having successfully guided France into next summer’s World Cup finals, Thierry Henry returns to his day job tomorrow in Barcelona, where it will be all hands – well, why not if the authorities continue to do nothing about it?...
All those years of running around the tennis court like a deranged bodybuilder who's just been stung by a wasp seemed to have taken their toll on Rafa Nadal's body. Various injuries hindered his progress for much of the season,...
Michael Essien scored twice as Chelsea romped to a 4-0 win over Wolves to lead the Premier League by five points, while Arsenal tumbled 1-0 at Sunderland and Manchester United rose to second with a 3-0 victory over Everton. Ace...
World ATP Tour Finals come to the former Millennium Dome and its owners are planning for more to come Save for a brief burst of popularity for ice hockey in the years that followed the second world war, British sports fans have...
Studies Indicate the Most Accomplished Athletes Have a Handsome Face Elite athletes distinguish themselves through hard work, grit and, most importantly, raw talent. However new research, along with a study conducted by New...
Novak Djokovic is hoping he will deal better with the pressure of defending a big title than he did the first time around when he takes to the court at London's O2 Arena in the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals this week.
ATP chairman Adam Helfant has confirmed the governing body will not be reinvestigating Andre Agassi's positive drugs test in 1997 and cannot impose retrospective sanctions. The reaction from within the game has been mixed, with...
