Jun
2007
Articles from 30th Jun 2007
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Wimbledon: Ex-champ Martina crashes to defeat
Jun 30 2007 | Other Sports
Martina Hingis became another casualty of the graveyard of champions when she was bundled out of Wimbledon at the third-round stage by unseeded American Laura Granville. Read
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Wimbledon: I know how to chill out now, says Justine
Jun 30 2007 | Other Sports
Justine Henin does not dream of winning Wimbledon. That would make winning the only Grand Slam tournament at which she has not triumphed too much like hard work. Read
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Wimbledon: Play on, Tim Bolletieri
Jun 30 2007 | Other Sports
Legendary coach Nick Bolletieri believes Tim Henman has restored some of the "fear factor" which once helped sweep him into the world's top four - and believes the 32-year-old is nowhere near retirement. Read
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Wimbledon: Don't write the rest of us off, says Haas
Jun 30 2007 | Other Sports
Tommy Haas last night insisted Roger Federer's fifth straight Wimbledon title is not a foregone conclusion, writes PHIL CASEY. Read
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Wimbledon: Classy Federer's too smooth for wild man Marat
Jun 30 2007 | Other Sports
Roger Federer is not given to boasting. So when he said this week: "I think I can pretty much control how things are being played on grass," it was not arrogance, more a routine statement of fact. Read
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Diamonds have to settle for bronze
Jun 30 2007 | Motorsport
NEWCASTLE finished in the bronze medal position for the second year running in the prestigious Premier League Pairs Championship at Somerset last night (writes BARRY WALLACE). Read
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Motor cycling: Suzuki's Chris in top slot at Assen
Jun 30 2007 | Motorsport
Rizla Suzuki rider Chris Vermeulen has claimed pole position for the A-Style MotoGP Dutch TT. Read
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F1: Lewis remains bullish
Jun 30 2007 | Motorsport
Lewis Hamilton is confident of a hat-trick of grand prix wins tomorrow - despite an apparent resurgence from Ferrari. Read
