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FIFA World cup, Wimbledon and Life

I love sports for the way they generate thrill and emotions in everyone’s life. And I have utmost respect and admiration for players who perfect their games and I feel they are no less than the artists creating a piece of art. Sport is such a unifying medium (as is music and other forms of [...]

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15 and counting

Another epic Wimbledon comes to a completion with an eagerly awaited result but my heart goes out to Andy Roddick for the class he showed, the match he played and the grace with which he accepted defeat. 0   Liked this article? Follow me on Twitter and Subscribe by Email.

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21st straight SF and counting

Engaging quarter finals at Wimbledon led to another article at MTF, full read here. In contrast, Roger Federer seemed to have found the lost key to his original form and happiness as he claimed the elusive ‘Coupe des Mousquetaires’ for the first time, completing his career slam and leveling Sampras’s record of most Grand Slam [...]

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“you know” – yeah Roger, we know

RF after his victory over Soderling Roger Federer is sailing smooth on the Wimby lawns and that is making me concerned. I hope he gets tested well before reaching the finals and that he peaks at the right time. These easy early victories may not do him good and I look forward to at least [...]

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Wimbledon magic continues

Continuing on my Wimbledon coverage, an excerpt from my latest post at MTF. Fashion fiascoes: Hm, sorry Roger, the gold “man’s purse” is going to haunt you to your grave. And, if you win that 6th scintillating Wimbledon trophy, please don’t hold it with your ‘Nike’ bag in the other hand, it might get just [...]

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