The destination of this year’s Davis Cup could well be decided by Sweden's ability to sweep Argentina off course on their fast carpet surface. Posted April 04, 2007 by Jay Jarrahi
Amateurs and pros, police and politicians; they're all dragged into the latest scandal to hit a nation whose biggest cycling talent is in advanced stages of self-destruction. Posted June 10, 2007 by Fred Grand
He once came face-to-face with NBA great Michael Jordan and won an ACB title with Real Madrid, but he was the star of a fund-raising tournament in his home town. Posted July 03, 2007 by Bertrand Larsimont
The former Jupiler League giants last won the title in 1983. With three convincing wins at the start of the current campaign, it looks like the good times could be returning. Posted August 25, 2007 by Chris Goldsmith
At 23, the youngster is making great strides up the world rankings, and certainly putting the men's game on the map in a country dominated in the past by women. Posted March 04, 2008 by Chris Goldsmith
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Did misguided officials misread events in depriving the baby-faced Brit of his victory in the Belgian Grand Prix? Posted September 08, 2008 by Craig Hackney
There are new names emerging as possible rivals to the world stars and the young Belgian is on the list. His time in lights cannot be far away. Posted March 16, 2008 by Abe Battjes
The title favourites are the only surviving players from Switzerland and Belgium, but the countries with massive representation are far less likely to succeed in the Australian Open. Posted January 17, 2008 by Ilana Berger
For years, the Americans dominated the competition against Great Britain, but nations like Belgium, Slovakia and Italy are now grabbing the glory. Posted July 10, 2007 by Ed McGrogan
After getting her lunch handed to her in straight sets in the US Open final, the world No. 2 from Belgium already has a new championship to play for and a unique chance to put last week's major disappointment behind her. Posted September 17, 2006 by Reuters
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A gruelling three weeks of competition for US Open runner-up Henin-Hardenne renders her physically unable to continue for Belgium and forces her to withdraw from the deciding Fed Cup match against Italy tied at one set apiece. Posted September 19, 2006 by Reuters
The 2007 competition is about to begin with most of the favoured nations looking set to prevail in eight World Group ties. But holders Russia face an uphill battle in Chile. Posted February 08, 2007 by Jay Jarrahi
The additional qualifiers for Eurobasket 2007 are under way. So far some crazy results have had us wondering whether the world has gone upside down. Posted August 16, 2007 by Greg Varkonyi
Belgium's Justine Henin-Hardenne literally made one of the most painful decisions in her career when she retired hurt during the deciding doubles rubber at the Fed Cup final in Charleroi to hand the most coveted trophy in women's team tennis to Italy. Ilana Berger, herself a former Fed Cup competitor for Israel says competitors relish the rare opportunity to unite in team spirit for a cause greater than their own personal and professional gain. Posted September 20, 2006 by Ilana Berger
Germany, Turkey and Croatia go clear, while Scotland and Poland stay on top - and Serbia and England misfire. Posted March 27, 2007 by Arjun Datta
But the Serbians, Russians and French are in hot pursuit of the final six places available for the season-end tournament. Posted August 04, 2007 by Aasim Shaffi
Two new teams qualify to Champions League main draw after upsets Posted August 24, 2006 by Reuters
San Marino and European Grand Prix frozen out Posted August 29, 2006 by Reuters
All over Europe young players are shining in their respective leagues. And with eyes on the pot of gold in the world's top league, there is sure to be a feast for English fans in the next few years. Posted May 22, 2008 by hamzah khan
Russia have the hot guns and France are keen to surprise. And with Argentina and Spain hungry, the ties promise a feast of tennis. Posted March 24, 2007 by Rosy Mina
The 2007 competition begins in earnest this weekend - and the entire tournament is sheer poetry for some. Posted February 09, 2007 by Ed McGrogan
The introverted queen of tennis is beating her personal demons ... and just about everyone else Posted October 29, 2007 by Adela Aliaga-Yori
A capacity crowd in Kosice failed to lift their favourites against Gambrinus Sika Brno, their neighbours from the Czech Republic. Posted January 13, 2008 by Bisera Bozinovska
Davis Cup first round has shown the depth in men's tennis as for the first time in the World Group all the ties were still alive going into the last day. Posted February 12, 2007 by tennis-fanatic.com
Croatia end up on the losing side in Zagreb as Germans Haas and Benjamin Becker upset favourites Ivan Ljubicic and Mario Ancic. Posted February 12, 2007 by Ed McGrogan
You'd think Fergie had enough of midfielders already - but if you believe the gossip and rumours, he's now ready to raid Italy for yet another international star Posted February 15, 2008 by Sportingo Team
It should have been an easy opener, but Fernando Torres and Robbie Keane struck out in the Champions League qualifier. Posted August 15, 2008 by Marco Ontanio
Eager Maria can't wait for Moscow Fed Cup clash with pain Posted October 04, 2006 by Reuters
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Anything is possible in this year's field at Flushing Meadows - after all, the female counterpart to Roger Federer does not exist. Yet. Posted August 25, 2007 by Eric Capacia
The brilliant Belgian has already won seven Grand Slams and is set for more. But can she emulate Steffi Graf's 22 Slams? Posted November 27, 2007 by Adela Aliaga-Yori