On the Baseline Tennis News

The governing bodies of tennis are expected to meet today to discuss the aftermath of Serena Williams’ actions on Saturday at the US Open.

Should Serena pay a fine for her unsportsmanlike conduct? Or is harsher punishment, possibly even suspension more appropriate?

The women’s final at the 2009 US Open will be a feel-good affair regardless of who hoists the trophy at the end of the evening.

A big win under the lights of Flushing Meadows could not happen to one of two nicer women on the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour.

Caroline Wozniacki and Kim Clijsters have reached the women’s final of the 2009 US Open.

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The remarkable story of Kim Clijsters’ comeback return keeps getting better by the day.

The 2005 former champion overcame two years of retirement, thirty-six hours of rain, and a highly controversial Serena Williams to reach the 2009 US Open women’s final on Saturday.

Because mixed doubles tends to be the most overlooked competition at Grand Slam tournaments, not many casual tennis fans really known a lot about it.

On the Baseline’s Paula Vergara explain the ins and outs of mixed doubles.

The postponed women’s singles semifinals will take place on Saturday at the US Open. The women’s final has been moved to Sunday.

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Play on Saturday at the 2009 US Open has been delayed because of rain showers in Flushing Meadows.

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After ten days of competition, the US Open women’s draw has narrowed down to just four women.

It is never a surprise to find Serena Williams still standing this late in a Grand Slam, but hardly anyone expected to see Caroline Wozniacki, Yanina Wickmayer or Kim Clijsters just one win away from the championship match.

The US Open women’s semifinals are scheduled to begin at 12:30 pm on Friday in Arthur Ashe Stadium.

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The 2009 US Open has made substantial strides toward a healthier and more productive environment by sponsoring new green initiatives at the world’s largest annual sporting event.

You can also help tennis go green by choosing to recycle your used balls through a revolutionary new company, Rebounces.

Melanie Oudin, the youngest player to reach the quarterfinals of the US Open since Serena Williams a decade ago, has signed a multi-year endorsement contract with BackOffice Associates.

Oudin will join other BackOffice Associates sponsored athletes including tennis star James Blake and PGA golfers Jonathan Byrd and Boo Weekley.

Cara Black and Liezel Huber are headed for the season-ending Sony Ericsson WTA Tour Championships in Doha, Qatar.

The WTA Tour announced on Thursday that the co-ranked world number ones are the first team to qualify for the blockbuster event.

Caroline Wozniacki and Yanina Wickmayer are through to the 2009 US Open women’s semifinals.

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Melanie Oudin saw her dream US Open run end in straight sets on Thursday night at Flushing Meadows.

The seventeen year-old American was beaten 6-2, 6-2 by Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark.

Melanie Oudin has been the talk of the town in New York City over the past week, but not everyone’s quite certain about the facts behind the seventeen year-old overnight celebrity.

On the Baseline’s Paula Vergara has compiled a humorous top 10 list of the comments most overheard at the US Open about Oudin.