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Tennis governing bodies unify replay rules All professional tennis tournaments using an electronic replay system will offer players the same amount of challenges per match starting next week. Each player will get a maximum of three unsuccessful challenges per set, plus one wrong challenge in a tiebreaker, the International Tennis Federation said Wednesday in […]

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Djokovic looking like No. 1 contender (AP)

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Sharapova pulls out of Key Biscayne with injury Read full story for latest details.

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WTA mulls Bangalore Open’s place on tour A decision on whether the Bangalore Open will remain a Tier II event will be made in the next few months, WTA chief Larry Scott said on Tuesday.

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Federer had mono during Aussie Open, agent says Roger Federer couldn’t figure out why he felt so sluggish at the start of this season. His doctors eventually gave him an explanation: The world’s No. 1 tennis player had mononucleosis.

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Murray and Mirnyi out of doublesScotland’s Jamie Murray suffers a disappointing defeat in the doubles semi-finals at Indian Wells.

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Harmon, not McEnroe, to coach U.S. at Olympics Davis Cup captain Patrick McEnroe has decided not to return as U.S. Olympic tennis coach. Instead, Rodney Harmon will lead the United States’ men’s tennis team at the Beijing Games, pending U.S. Olympic Committee approval. Jay Berger has been chosen as Harmon’s assistant. McEnroe […]

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Ivanovic wins Indian Wells titleSerbia’s Ana Ivanovic beats Svetlana Kuznetsova in straight sets to win the Pacific Life Open.

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Pacific Life Open women’s singles semi-final results March 21 (Reuters) - Pacific Life Open women’s singles semi-final results on Friday (prefix denotes seeding)

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Players to be allowed three challenges per set ll professional tennis tournaments using an electronic replay system will offer players the same amount of challenges per match starting next week.

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