They say that children have a way of changing a person’s priorities. And this seems to be the case with Tennis’ Number 1 Roger Federer. Although he still wants to finish as No.1, there will be some changes in his commitment to the game. Federer says the arrival of his twin girls, Myla and Charlene, makes him want to be the best parent he can. At this moment, he can’t be there most of the time to take care of his babies. Most of the responsibility falls on his wife Mirka who gave birth to the twins last month. According to Federer after the US Open and until the end of the year, he will just take things easy, be more of a Dad, and decide then what his game plan for next year will be.

The Williams sisters have fought it till the end!
Venus Williams beat her sister Serena 7-5 6-4 and won her fifth Wimbledon trophy.

What a match it's going to be! Two sisters battling with a racket for the championship of Wimbledon!
Serena Williams and her sister Venus Williams are going head to head at the 2008 Ladies' Championship at one of the biggest Tennis tournaments, Wimbledon.

This year’s Olympic Games is just about ready to roll. There’s just one month to go before we get fascinated by the splendid sportsmanship of athletes around the world. Each country is busy readying its roster of athletes. The players for Tennis have already been unveiled. Roger Federer and Ana Ivanovic are two of the most distinguished players selected to compete at the Beijing Olympics.

Tennis Number 1 Justine Henin retires! Maybe some of you are as surprised as I am by this news. Justine’s announcement came strictly out of the blue, especially that the French Open is just 2 weeks away. She made her intention known at a conference last Wednesday. Justine was firm in her decision and it looks like she’s really putting an end to her glorious career immediately. She was resolute as she spoke to the press for nine minutes. Not once did she lose her composure. She said that she had thought long and hard about retirement since last year and the decision was made after her match in Berlin. By retiring while presently on the No. 1 spot, Justine is leaving with her head held high.

Golf is a sport that is dominated by men. There only a handful of women who are known in this sport. And it is even sad to say that some of these women are not known for their ability in the sport, they are recognized just because they have sex appeal. One of these women in the golfing world is Natalie Gulbis. Well, if you haven’t heard of her name associated with golf, then you probably heard of her as being a model for various calendars, including FHM. She also has her own Reality Show.

If you are a fan of famous Tennis player Martina Hingis, you will definitely enjoy these photos of her :)

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Former world No. 1, Martina Hingis, is being investigated for testing positive for cocaine after a urine test at Wimbledon this year ... she claims she's 100% innocent!
The 27-year-old Swiss tennis star, has decided to talk directly to the press to explain herself:
"I find this accusation so horrendous, so monstrous. I am frustrated and angry. I believe that I am absolutely, 100 percent innocent. I have never taken drugs."
This said, at a conference in Switzerland, she also announced her retirement ... for the second time.
This shocked tennis fans around the world ... a double surprise! Not a happy one either!

After defeating Serena Williams, Justine Henin moved on to her next opponent, no other than Serena’s sister Williams. In the match with Serena, many said that Henin just got lucky, but with her defeating Venus Williams she proves herself to be one fierce tennis player to contend with. Last Friday Henin conquered Venus in the US Open semi-finals in a 7-6, 6-4 score. She is the first one to defeat both Williams’ sisters in a major event, the US Open and moved on for the win.

We cannot anticipate totally who will dominate in the clash between the confident current no.1 Justine Henin and formerly no.1 ranked home favorite Serena Williams, but Henin playing the US Open exceptionally good. Making brilliant play when she wrong-footed Williams to end a point in the second set and claimed she was lucky by her opponent.

Maria Sharapova lost to 18-year old Polish player Agnieska Radwanska in last Saturday’s US Open Championship. It was at the Arthur Ashe Stadium that Maria Sharapova submitted defeat to the 18-year-old Agnieszka Radwanska with the 6-4, 1-6, 6-2 score. Sharapova had a good start but in the next sets Radwanska dominated the game. This might be her embarrassing defeat yet but Sharapova shows character, as she offers no excuses for it. She was defeated in the game and that was that. It simply was not a good year for her.

Rafael Nadal got the French Open title, but this time the Wimbledon goes to his opponent Roger Federer. It is really a sweet victory for Federer that after his final forceful overhead smash, he dropped to his knees and rolled to ground with tears in his eyes. With a quick change of clothes of white pants, white vest and white monogrammed blazer with its gold trim, Federer accepted his fifth Wimbledon trophy. This is the again the only time that someone won 5 straight Wimbledon after Bjorn Borg in 1976 to 1980. The match that was held on July 8 at the All England Club in London went for 3 hours and 45 minutes.

Aren’t you curious on how the Roland Garros Tournament came also to be known as the French Open Tournament? To know about it, how about taking a tour back in time? Not an actual tour, just a virtual one. Tennis was only imported to France way back in the latter part of the 19th century. It was only a national event that time but in 1925 it was established as an international event. It was after World War I that French tennis gained attention. It was the victory of four Frenchmen – Jacques Brugnon, Jean Borotra, Henri Crochet and Rene Lacoste, against America in 1927 that necessitated a new stadium for games to be held.

A new record is once again set during the French Open or Roland Garros Tournament, with Spanish tennis player Rafael Nadal winning against Swiss player Roger Federer, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 victory. It certainly is a sweet victory for Nadal as he wins a three in a row French Open title. Nadal is the only player to do so after Bjorn Borg won three straight in 1980.