Aces and Faults: Britain’s LTA Criticized for Allowing Ana Ivanovic to Train

Published by Aaress Lawless on Dec 10, 2007 | Print |

Aces
Nadia Petrova is currently preparing for the 2008 tennis season in Turkey. (Women Who Serve)
Russian Fed Cup captain Shamil Tarpischev has said that Maria Sharapova is scheduled to play in Russia’s opening 2008 Fed Cup tie against Israel. (Tennis Info Blog)
Serena Williams met with children at Achievable Dream academy on Thursday. (The Virginian-Pilot )
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Aces

Nadia Petrova is currently preparing for the 2008 tennis season in Turkey. (Women Who Serve)

Russian Fed Cup captain Shamil Tarpischev has said that Maria Sharapova is scheduled to play in Russia’s opening 2008 Fed Cup tie against Israel. (Tennis Info Blog)

Serena Williams met with children at Achievable Dream academy on Thursday. (The Virginian-Pilot )

Women’s Tennis Blog has a report of the Serbian tennis exhibition which featured Jelena Jankovic and Ana Ivanovic last week. (Women’s Tennis Blog)

Fila has signed an endorsement contract with Agnes Szavay. (Marketwire)

Maria Sharapova was the inspiration behind TAG Heuer’s new Professional Sports Watch. (Fiber 2 Fashion)

Net Cords

Britain’s Lawn Tennis Association has come under fire for allowing Serbia’s Ana Ivanovic to practice at the National Tennis Centre. (The Australian)

Faults

None today!

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