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Roger Federer Reaches $50 Million in Career Prize money after First Round US Open 2009 Win

Roger Federer became the first tennis player to reach $50 million in career prize money with his first-round win at the U.S. Open tennis championship. The 28-year-old Swiss, who is guaranteed at least $31,000 by advancing in New York, is seeking his sixth straight U.S. Open title and 16th Grand Slam championship. Here is a [...]

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Is Womens Tennis Getting Strong From The Return Of Kim Clijsters?

I love the consistency of womens tennis, but I still find it funny how you can have a match in which you win the first set 6-0 and then lose the next set 6-0! Currently in the female game I think that there are still 3-4 key players who seem to be in the finals [...]

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US Open Officials Warns Players That They Arent Allowed To Twitter

Tournament officials have warned players not to broadcast “inside information” via Twitter at this years US Open. Naturally, players complain about it via Twitter. I find it very funny that the US Open has warned players to not broadcast inside information on Twitter, as if most players are stupid enough to do this in the first place. I think Andy Roddick sums it up the best.

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US Open 2009 Is Off and Running and Read The Tennis Times for the Latest Gossip and Analysis

Yes it is US Open time yet again. The richest tournament in the world is going to be very interesting this year. In the first day we have seen some interesting results but most of the key players are through to the second round. If you want to keep up to date with all the scores and results from the US Open 2009 make sure you head to the official site, www.usopen.org.

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US Open 2009 Tennis Advert for ESPN

The US Open are trying to not be forgotten.

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Win a Trip to the US Open 2009 With Wilson

As the Official Ball of the U.S. Open, Wilson is once again giving tennis fans a chance to go to the Open and win some great Wilson tennis equipment. Look for specially marked 3-packs of US Open Wilson tennis balls for details or simply go to Wilson’s 2009 US Open Sweepstakes site to register to win. The [...]

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