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The Sports Archives – Facts You Never Knew About The Australian Open Tennis Grand Slam Tournament!
The world’s best tennis players gather in Australia in January every year in order to play the first Grand Slam tournament of the year. The tournament is played in mid-summer in Australia and will certainly test the players to see … Continue reading
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Tagged Andre Agassi, Australian Championships, Australian Open, Extreme Heat Policy (EHP), Fun Facts, grand slam, history, Ken Rosewal, Margaret Court, Martina Hingis, melbourne, New Zealand, Novak Djokovic, roger federer, Roy Emerson, Serena Williams, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, tennis, tennis blogs, tennis news, tennis tournaments, U.S Open, Wilson tennis balls
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The Sports Archives – Guide to the Grand Slams!
Guide to the Grand Slams The Grand Slam events of the ATP Tour are the most thrilling and important tournaments of the season and have been won by the greatest players to ever pick up a racquet. But how much … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrés Gimeno, Andre Agassi, arthur ashe, ATP Tour, Australian Open, Boris Becker, Chris Evert, clay court, Fred Perry, French Open, grand slam tennis, Grand Slam tournaments, Jimmy Connors, Ken Rosewall, Margaret Court, Martina Hingis, Martina Navratilova, Michael Chang, Monica Seles, Pete Sampras, Rafael Nadal, roger federer, roland garros, Serena Williams, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, tennis blogs, Thelma Coyle Long, Tracy Austin, US Open, Wimbledon
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The Sports Archives – Giving the Gift of Fandom!
Giving the Gift of Fandom this Holiday! Fandom, or the act of supporting one’s team, is rarely something that can be given. Fathers can pass along the love of a sport to his kids, respect of a university is often … Continue reading
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Tagged Andre Agassi, Denver Broncos, EMAW, Every Man a Wildcat, Fandom, George Brett, Green Bay Packers, James Naismith, Kansas City Royals, Kansas State Wildcats, Los Angeles Lakers, New York Yankees, Pine Tar Game, Pine Tar Incident, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports collectibles, sports gifts, sports memorabilia, sports nostalgia
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The Sports Archives – What Happened to Tennis Racquets of the Past?
Bjorn Borg, one of the best tennis players on the planet was also the hottest personality throughout the 1970’s and 80’s. Why? He dominated the tennis world with his unbelievable topspin and calm demeanor. Borg preferred to play with the … Continue reading
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