Alexander Peya Tennis News:

Paes-Dlouhy enter semis

The top-seeded pair of Leander Paes and Lukas Dlouhy advanced to the semifinals of the $869000 Japan Open in Tokyo on Friday.

Arsenal reveal big rise in wage bill, which now tops £100m

There was no faulting the execution here; it’s the conception itself that is so excessive.

Britain to host Ukrainians in Davis Cup

GREAT Britain captain John Lloyd will seek confirmation from Andy Murray that he is willing to play in the Davis Cup tie against Ukraine.

Karlovic Clinches Win For Croatia

Austria, Chile, Croatia, Israel, the Netherlands and Romania all secured a place in the 2009 Davis Cup by BNP Paribas World Group with victorious efforts in the reverse singles matches Sunday.

Tennis: Davis Cup - Andy Murray victory gives Great Britain hope

Andy Murray powered his way to a victory which kept Britain’s Davis Cup hopes alive in his grudge match with Austria’s Jurgen Melzer.

Davis Cup is no choke for Murray

Andy Murray proved he is no Davis Cup choker with a straight sets victory over Alexander Peya that drew Great Britain level with Austria at one rubber apiece.

Alex Bogdanovic faces mental battle for Great Britain in Davis Cup

The closest that Britain’s Davis Cup team get to having a barmy army is the mild-mannered British Association of Tennis Supporters, the Bats.

Murray dismisses - choker’ jibe as Melzer starts mind games

Of the five possible matches contained in this weekend’s Davis Cup promotion tie between Great Britain and Austria on Wimbledon’s No.1 Court, none has quite the resonance of Andy Murray’s meeting with Juergen …

Murray makes up with his brother

EVERY form of success comes at a price and for Andy Murray, the US Open finalist and the world’s fourth best tennis player, that price is wearing make-up. Since his return from New York, he has been keeping a …

Bogdanovic claims Davis Cup spot after series of flops

Alex Bogdanovic is such a regular at the last chance saloon that his drink is probably poured the moment he enters the door.

Star Track: Izak van der Merwe

Former Old Dominion standout Izak van der Merwe , 24, is making himself known all around pro tennis.

One for the ages: Two oldest players to meet with finals berth on line

Ivan Navarro knew what to expect during his quarterfinal match in the Campbell’s Hall of Fame Tennis Championships.

ATP-Austrian Open Results

KITZBUEHEL, Austria : Results Thursday from the Austrian Open, a 571,000 ATP event on clay at the Sportpark Kitzbuehel : Singles Second Round Jurgen Melzer , Austria, def.

Fish, Isner win in doubles

Mardy Fish is a two-time first-round loser as the top seed in the Campbell’s Hall of Fame Tennis Championships, but he is a champion as an unseeded doubles player.

Another blow for Kitzbuehel as Seppi withdraws

Top-seeded Andreas Seppi withdrew from the Austrian Open on Tuesday shortly before the start of his first-round match against Nicolas Devilder of France.

Finish Line: Pistorius fails to qualify for Beijing

Spadea advances Vince Spadea of the United States returns a shot to Alexander Peya of Austria during their quarterfinal match at the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships on Friday in Newport, R.I. Spadea won 7-6 , …

Spadea gives it his best shot, advances

American Vince Spadea was at his best when he needed to be yesterday, beating Austrian Alexander Peya, 7-6 , 7-5, to advance to the semifinals at the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships.

Santoro reaches Newport quarters

NO.2 seed Fabrice Santoro of France advanced to the quarter-finals of the ATP Hall of Fame Tennis Championship with a 7-6 6-2 win over Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi of Pakistan.

Young sets sights on coming of age on Tour

He has played the pro tennis tour since 2004, so it’s easy to forget that Donald Young is still a teenager trying to make it in a game dominated by men in their 20s.

ATP-Campbell's Hall of Fame Championships Results

NEWPORT, Rhode Island : Results Monday from the Campbell’s Hall of Fame Championships, a $385,000 ATP event on grass at the International Tennis Hall of Fame : Singles First Round Mikhail Ledovskikh, Russia, …

Hall of Fame Tennis: Young an old pro at 18

When a 17-year-old Donald Young defeated top-seeded Belarussian Vladimir Ignatik to win the 2007 Wimbledon Junior championship, the hype machine for the next American male tennis champion shook out its rust.

Bhupathi-Knowles, Bopanna-Qureshi lose in Wimbledon second round

India’s Mahesh Bhupathi and Rohan Bopanna lost their respective men’s doubles matches in the second round of the Wimbledon Championships here Thursday.

Sania, Paes advance in doubles

London: It might be the end of the road for Sania Mirza in the singles, but the Indian, along with her American partner Bethanie Mattek, made an impressive start to their doubles campaign routing English duo of …

Federer, Ivanovic ease into Wimbledon second round

Tuesday, June 24, 2008 LONDON: Five-time champion Roger Federer put his growing army of doubters firmly in their place by storming into the Wimbledon second round on Monday.

Wimbledon qualifiers throw up mixed pack

A Brit made it to the main draw after getting a wildcard to play in the qualifiers, a Belgian had to come through the qualifiers to play in his eighth Wimbledon and a former women’s quarter-finalist had to …

Eaton into Wimbledon main draw

Wimbledon: Monday 23 June to Sunday 6 July Coverage: BBC TV, BBCi, Radio 5 Live and the BBC Sport website.

McAllen native loses at Wimbledon

McAllen native Alberto Francis was defeated in his second Wimbledon qualifying match Tuesday, ending his hopes of making the main draw.

Australian Open - Baker earns place in main draw

“I was ready for everything out there today and was so focussed throughout. I played confidently and think it was one of my best performances”
British number three Jamie Baker will face Ivo Karlovic in the first round of the Australian Open after qualifying for the main draw. via Eurosport

Britons close on Melbourne places

“It was a tough match, Peya is a tricky player but I thought Jamie’s attitude was spot on and he really deserved that win”
Disability sport Olympics & Olympic sport Other sport… Friday, 11 January 2008, 09:11 GMT Britons close on Melbourne places Britons Jamie Baker and Katie O’Brien are each just one game away […]

Four British players rise above heat to win qualifying matches

Four out of the five British players in action at the Australian Open qualifying tournament here defied the 40-degree heat to emerge as winners yesterday. via The Independent