Women’s Singles Serena stumbled but got back on her feet just in time on Day Three. The top seeds and game’s biggest names moved on but the unexpected difficulties suffered by the younger Williams may be just an omen of what is ahead at Roland Garros.
27-year old Czech cutie and regular first [...]
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French Open 2009 – Day Three
Posted by Dan Brown on May 28th, 2009
Tennis Dolls to Break Your Heart!
Posted by Hiland on May 22nd, 2009
Oh, those young tennis dollies! They show us promise and steal out hearts. We connect with them. Our loyalty goes unquestioned, even crossing national boundaries. These babes drive us relentlessly as we head to the backcourts where some of these beauties will launch their careers and where others will fade away. [...]
The King, Queen, Prince & Princess of Roland Garros
Posted by Hiland on May 13th, 2009
The King
As storied as the history of Roland Garros is, the French Open Champions carry the tournament’s colors well. French Open Champions are special. They must overcome lengthy, gut-wrenching points, matches that last inordinate amounts of time and survive challenges from the best players on the planet. Yes, The French Open champions [...]
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