Scotsman.com Sport - Tennissport-tennis:TennisTanasugarn sees off unhappy Jankovic- July 1, 2008 JELENA Jankovic became the latest leading seed to go out of the women's singles yesterday when she lost in straights sets to the unseeded Tamarine Tanasugarn. Jankovic, thhttp://sport.scotsman.com/tennis/Tanasugarn--sees-off-.4237811.jp Federer hits 21 aces in Hewitt win- July 1, 2008 DEFENDING champion Roger Federer will face the last man to beat him on grass in the Wimbledon quarter-finals after disposing of former champion Lleyton Hewitt yesterday.http://sport.scotsman.com/tennis/Federer-hits-21-aces-in.4237802.jp Dementieva claims nervy victory- July 1, 2008 Fifth seed Elena Dementieva survived a second-set collapse to advance to her first Wimbledon semi-final today.http://sport.scotsman.com/tennis/Dementieva-claims-nervy-victory.4240770.jp Spanish foundations helped Andy develop his winning character- July 1, 2008 THE founder of the Sanchez-Casal tennis academy which groomed Andy Murray for a professional career today spoke of his pride at the 21-year-old's achievements.http://sport.scotsman.com/tennis/Spanish-foundations-helped-Andy-develop.4239666.jp Jamie keeps mixed doubles title hopes alive- July 1, 2008 JAMIE MURRAY kept up the defence of his mixed doubles title at Wimbledon after a hard-fought, three-set victory yesterday.http://sport.scotsman.com/tennis/Jamie-keeps--mixed-doubles.4238708.jp Ancic admits he can't dwell on famous victory six years ago- July 1, 2008 MARIO Ancic refused to contemplate the size of the task facing him in the Wimbledon quarter-finals after his epic victory over Fernando Verdasco yesterday.http://sport.scotsman.com/tennis/Ancic--admits-he-can39t.4237783.jp Venus aiming to glide into semi-finals- July 1, 2008 DEFENDING champion Venus Williams was set to continue her Centre Court exile today after her quarter-final clash with Thailand's Tamarine Tanasugarn was scheduled for Couhttp://sport.scotsman.com/tennis/Venus-aiming-to--glide.4238582.jp Nadal batters Russian into submission in straight sets- July 1, 2008 RAFAEL Nadal maintained his Wimbledon challenge, dispatching Mikhail Youzhny 6-3, 6-3, 6-1 at Wimbledon to avenge the worst defeat of his career a 6-0, 6-1 thrashing in Chhttp://sport.scotsman.com/tennis/Nadal-batters-Russian-into-submission.4237791.jp Nadal next as Murray proves he is a contender- July 1, 2008 ANDY MURRAY stunned Wimbledon last night with a memorable comeback that even his most die-hard fan would have written off as implausible.http://sport.scotsman.com/tennis/Nadal-next-as-Murray-proves.4238692.jp Sisters ease into last eight- July 1, 2008 VENUS and Serena Williams struggled to conceal their alarm at being billeted away on Court Two for their respective fourth-round matches.http://sport.scotsman.com/tennis/Sisters-ease-into-last-eight.4237779.jp |