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Ending with a Bang
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This year's Grand Slam season has had plenty of twists and turns, including the re-emergence of Venus and Serena and the continued rivalry of Federer and Nadal. But as the tennis season winds down with the U.S. Open, Atomic Sports columnist Vaughn Hines writes that the best may have been saved for last.
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The Young and the Restless
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It seems like tennis fans have been searching for the next superstar for years without much success, and while Roger Federer hasn't been supplanted at the top of the ATP tour just yet, Atomic Sports' Anthony Lopez writes that an emotional 19-year-old named Novak Djokovic might be the heir apparent.
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Dominance Down Under
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Roger Federer may not be the world's most popular athlete, but he might be the most dominant. Atomic Sports columnist Anthony Lopez writes that Federer's dominance in route to an Aussie Open victory might foreshadow a magical year in men's tennis.
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A few English lessons
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Four months before turning fifty, Martina Navratilova played her last match on her beloved grass at the All-England Club, losing in the third round of the mixed doubles. Peter Doyle discussed Navratilova, the end of Andre Agassi, and the rise of Rafael Nadal.
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Dancing Partner
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Tennis fans have been clammoring for a great rivalry for years. Finally, it appears Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer can provide the same excitement of Agassi and Sampras, Atomic Sports writer Anthony Lopez writes.
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