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Sunday, June 21, 2009

Wimbledon 2009: Federer Looks to Break Sampras' Record With Title

Fourteen. The lucky number which Roger Federer got after defeating Robin Soderling in the 2009 French Open for the title. Federer has tied Pete Sampras with 14 titles. The main difference is Federer has a big chance at getting number 15 after only a month's time as he is still continuing to play excellent tennis. Will Roger Federer be raising the Wimbledon trophy this year?


Wimbledon 2009 kicks off this coming Monday, June 22, with a new retractable roof in centre court and the men's singles crown up for grabs to a new champion. Rafael Nadal, world's number one and defending Wimbledon champion has bowed out of the tournament with tendinitis in his knees. Although a sad fact four countless tennis fans who were expecting another epic Wimbledon final between Nadal and Federer, this news could very well be a sign that a tennis record might be broken at the end of this year's tournament.

Roger is now the alpha dog in the tournament, the crowd favorite. But that doesn't mean it's a sure win for the Swiss superstar. Countless challengers are slowly establishing themselves in the game and like what happened with Nadal in the French Open, anything can happen. Will Federer win his 15th title with a Wimbledon victory or will someone stand in his way? Watch Wimbledon live and see for yourself as history may just be in the making.

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Friday, June 19, 2009

Watch Wimbledon 2009 Live Streaming! The Championships 2009 Live!

Watch Wimbledon 2009 live from your computer with online streaming! Watch as the best of the tennis world converge and vie for the grand slam title in the the grass courts of England. Rafael Nadal will not be defending his crown after a disappointing pull-out from the Spaniard earlier today as he has suffered knee troubles which hampered his performance. This is the second setback for the world number one as he was eliminated by Robin Soderling in the fourth round of the French Open. Roger Federer now has a chance to redeem himself and recapture the world number 1 position. It won't come easy though as he will be facing a constantly improving horde of tennis stalwarts aching to grab the Wimbledon Championship.


Watch as Wimbledon tennis matches will start this coming June 22 and will be until July 5. Watch the exciting tennis Grand Slam live from your PC with online streaming and get to see non-stop tennis action at Wimbledon action from the start of the tournament to finish.



Tournament Details:

Wimbledon / The Championships

Schedule: June 22, 2009 - July 5, 2009
Category: Grand Slam
Location: London, England
Defending Champion Men's Singles: Rafael Nadal
Defending Champion Women's Singles: Venus Williams

You may use http://ovguide.com or http://myp2p.eu to watch the event live.

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Defending Champ Rafael Nadal Pulls Out From Wimbledon With Knee Injury

Spain's Rafael Nadal has not had a good month this June. After his early exit from his title defense at the French Open at the hands of Swedish Robin Soderling in the fourth round, another unfortunate event has befallen the world's number 1. Rafa Nadal has withdrew from Wimbledon due to knee problems that have limited his movement and his performance during practice matches for the championships. This follows after some other tennis players pulled out from the grand slam event, another notable name who withdrew is Gael Monfils who is out with a wrist injury. Nadal will now just watch from the sidelines as the opening for the new champion will be fought by countless challengers. One of which is Roger Federer, who coming from his 14th title is more likely to have a good chance of getting his 15th with Nadal out of the contest. Federer will also get a chance to reclaim the world number 1 title which is currently with Nadal, who can only hope that at the end of Wimbeldon he will still be able to retain the title which he worked so hard to claim.


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