Harrison Impresses, but other Americans Mostly Lag in Open Qualies

Aug. 28 | Feisty 18-year-old Texan Ryan Harrison not only beat the rain this week, but some dangerous cramps and three opponents to qualify on Friday for his first U.S. Open main draw, which begins Monday. With a 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 win over Ricardo Hocevar of Brazil,...

DEFENDING CHAMPION RAJEEV RAM COMMITS TO PLAY CAMPBELL’S HALL OF FAME TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

Apr. 15 | NEWPORT, R.I., April 14, 2010 - Rajeev Ram, who clinched both the Singles and the Doubles titles in Newport last year, will return to compete in the Campbell’s Hall of Fame Tennis Championships again this year. Ram, who is currently ranked...

DJOKOVIC UPSET BY ROCHUS AT KEY BISCAYNE

Mar. 27 | Novak Djokovic’s mistakes mounted, and so did the fans’ frustration. Midway through the final set, when the Serb sent yet another unsightly shot wide, there was a collective groan and a smattering of boos. A short time later, when Djokovic walked...

RODDICK, VERDASCO WIN AT SAP OPEN

Feb. 12 | SAN JOSE, Calif. — Andy Roddick and Fernando Verdasco each advanced into the quarterfinals of the SAP Open with victories Thursday. The top-seeded Roddick defeated Leonardo Mayer 6-3, 6-1, while Verdasco, the No. 2 seed, beat Benjamin Becker 7-5,...

THE SECOND-OLDEST U.S. TOURNAMENT, THE SAP OPEN, HAS STRONG FIELD FOR 2010

Feb. 6 | By Chris Kane On Monday, February 8, the second oldest American tournament, the SAP Open, gets underway at the HP Pavilion in San Jose with three-time winner Andy Roddick headlining the bill in the singles and world No. 1 and Australian Open champs,...