Word: atp
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...Fault! The Association of Tennis Professionals cleared British tennis star Greg Rusedski of knowingly using nandrolone, admitting he and seven other players may have got the the banned steroid in supplements handed out ? by ATP coaches. "They came to the right decision," said Rusedski...
Since leaving behind the Ivy gates, James Blake ’01, formerly of the Harvard men’s tennis team, has gone on to carve a niche for himself in the ranks of the ATP tour. Widely touted as one of the world’s rising stars, Blake can currently be seen competing at the Australian Open, the first of the year’s four major tournaments...
...city it means you’re probably not doing too well in the tournament. Generally, if you know a city well it means you haven’t had success there. So hopefully you don’t have as much time to see the city. Sometimes the ATP organizes events and outings for you to see the touristy things. But often, if I’m not doing well, I just want to leave and get ready for the next tournament...
...Harvard player has won the singles tournament since current ATP star James Blake...
...among the top tier of professional men's tennis than anything else, but Srichaphan is rapidly ascending higher rungs of the ladder. The 23-year-old Thai shocked the tennis world at Wimbledon when he unseated former champion Andre Agassi, then continued a sizzling streak by winning his first atp (Association of TennisProfessionals) title in August and defeating world number-four ranked Marat Safin last month. 'I surprised everyone?that the player who beat Agassi that day was not European or American, but from Asia and Thailand,' he says. 'I feel like I'm representing not just Thai people...