I saw this posted Saturday.

Adam wrote:

I came across this post today and thought I would pass it along.

Would anyone care to comment on this?

Tammy wrote:

I came across this post Friday.

Would anyone care to comment?

Seven years after they first met in a Grand Slam event, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal will tomorrow renew the greatest rivalry in modern tennis. Since that first confrontation, when Nadal won in the last four of the French Open, the 30-year-old Swiss and the 25-year-old Spaniard have only ever met in the finals of Grand Slam tournaments, but their meeting here will come at the semi-final stage ...

Carl wrote:

Did anyone else see this article?

Even Andy Murray described his fourth-round victory here in the Australian Open today as "just boring". With Mikhail Kukushkin struggling to move because of a hip muscle problem following marathon five-set matches in the previous two rounds, Murray secured his passage in just 48 minutes as his Kazakh opponent retired when trailing 6-1, 6-1, 1-0.

Serena Williams has won the Australian Open in the past despite being well short of peak fitness, but the years appeared to catch up with her today. Despite carrying an ankle injury Williams had still been one of the favourites to win here, but the 30-year-old American was knocked out by Ekaterina Makarova, the world No 56.

My friend, Melanie,told me about this.

"Serena Williams has won the Australian Open in the past despite being well short of peak fitness, but the years appeared to catch up with her yesterday. Despite carrying an ankle injury Williams had still been one of the favourites to win here, but the 30-year-old American was knocked out by Ekaterina Makarova, the world No 56."

This is the latest news as of January 23rd.

"Because of a major systems failure there was no internet access around Melbourne Park for more than four hours yesterday. Officials here at the Australian Open had to stay in touch via walkie-talkies, umpires had to record scores by putting pen to paper rather than typing into hand-held devices, photographers were unable to send their pictures around the world and reporters had to rediscover the ..."

I'll post more if I find anything else out.

From WWW.YOUTUBE.COM, thanks Mario