Maria Sharapova of Russia celebrates match point after winning her semifinal round match against Sabine Lisicki of Germany on Day Ten of the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships at the All England...
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Badminton wants to glam up just like tennis already has. And there is no doubt tennis, apart from the actual sport that it is, has a lot on offer for the non-sportingly inclined as well. A look (Agency photos)
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After a few bouts of tennis in my friend’s tennis court (yes, he’s rich), I decided that the game was a lot of fun and that I’d like to start learning it for myself. Once I’ve gotten the gist of it, who knows, I may even place a few bets if I’m feeling lucky. Here’s a few terms that I’ve learnt on the way: Ball boy One of my other friends was conscripted into this role, as he only wanted to watch our game. This is usually a kid’s job; it’s typically a child who’s task it is is to retrieve any stray balls that have left the play area, as well as supplying fresh balls to keep the flow of the game running smoothly. There’s usually two per player, so four in total in bigger games. We just had to make do with one. A small, but vital role. If you’ve been examining the ATP tour odds, or even just watching tennis on television, watch out for these little guys. Backhand This is is probably a little self-explanatory, but here goes: a backhand is a type of strike in which the player uses the reverse side of the racket to hit the ball. It’s usually an involuntary movement that’s used as a last resort, when it’s just to late to use a standard stroke. My friend was using a lot of these, and very well too, much to my annoyance. The Aussies seems to love this technique and tend to punish the opposition, which you’ll soon notice if you’re into watching professional tennis tournaments, or even Australian open betting. Cross-over This one is a little iffy in that it can invoke a foul if done incorrectly. It literally means crossing over the net into the other player’s zone, which can be done in a non-threatening manner, in which it is not seen as a foul. If, on the other hand, you cross over with hostile intent, then you will be penalised with a foul and punished accordingly. This is, of course, up to the umpire’s discretion.
British gal pal and guest blogger gives tips and guides on her adopted hometown of Palm Desert.
I am loving the Kate Spade Tennis Collection for Spring. Hold Court Bag Lucille Ruffle Top Kissing Tennis Racquet Belt On the Ball Coin Purse Make a Racquet Bag Gia Cosmetic Bag I took tennis lessons every Friday in the 5th grade. We got to run around the tennis club unsupervised and I don't think anyone actually signed up to work on their tennis skills. Our main focus was terrorizing the poor lady that ran the snack bar...long story short my tennis skills are not what they should be.
Emma Raducanu is a British professional tennis player. She reached a career-high ranking of No 10 by the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) on July 11, 2022, and is the current British No 1. She won the Grand Slam title at the 2021 US Open. Emma Raducanu was born on November 13, 2002, in Toronto and […]
Some of them are shirtless.
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Highlights from the 2012 Wimbledon tennis championships, London, England.
We posted this one on Twitter after Roger Federer’s opening match in Istanbul against Jarkko Nieminen. Rog is always known for his finesse, but when he struck the ball, the reverberating soun…
Martina Hingis of Switzerland hits a shot during her match with Laura Granville of the USA during the US Open at the USTA National Tennis Center in Flushing New York. Hingis won the opening round...
Jon Hamm is finding ways to keep himself busy following his split from Jennifer Westfeldt.
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Badminton wants to glam up just like tennis already has. And there is no doubt tennis, apart from the actual sport that it is, has a lot on offer for the non-sportingly inclined as well. A look (Agency photos)
Served up.
Emma Raducanu, 18, is taking on Leylah Fernandez, 19, in front of 24,000 fans at Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York - the first all-teenage women's final at Flushing Meadows in 22 years.