Wimbledon 2010 Championship Preview

This is the 124th Wimbledon Championship will be held at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon, London, United Kingdom starting from 21st July 2010 till July 4th 2010.

Center Court match at 1.pm against Roger Federer(2) v Alejandro Falla(65). Not necessary to give much of info on Roger mentioning he is the 2009 champion that these. But like to info on the comment made on his Rank 2 position. That he doesn't have any extra pressure this year even thou he is the 2009 champion don't know what made him to say these. But he can regain his number 1 rank if he wins Wimbledon 2010.

Roger also added "I'm happy with the way I'm playing. It was unfortunate not coming through in Halle, but I think my level of play is fine. The loss in Halle doesn't worry me in any way. So, I'm excited about Wimbledon."

The other matches to watch out in center court are Novak Djokovic(3) v Christophe Rochus(66) . Laura Robson(234) v Jelena Jankovic(3).

Court 1 will have Kevin Anderson(94) v Nikolay Davydenko(7), Rajeev Ram(92) v Andy Roddick(5) , Rossana de los Ríos(91) v Venus Williams(2).

Court 2: Kim Clijsters(8) v Maria Elena Camerin(121), Maximo Gonzalez(188) v Lleyton Hewitt(26).

You can witness other BIG matches on Court 8: Ivan Ljubicic(15) v Michal Przysiezny(93). Court 5: Gael Monfils(20) v Leonardo Mayer(52) Court 12: Marin Cilic(12) v Florian Mayer(59), Tomas Berdych(13) v Andrey Golubev(79), and Justine Henin(16) v Anastasija Sevastova(57). Court 18: Julia Goerges(72) v Marion Bartoli(13).

French Open: Day 3 Update

Serbian fifth seed Jelena Jankovic has progressed to the second round of the French Open, beating Czech Petra Cetkovska, 6-2, 6-3. Jankovic, who reached the semi-finals at Roland Garros last year, will next face either Slovak Magdalena Rybarikova or Kristina Mladenovic of France for a place in the third round.


Svetlana Kuznetsova beat French wildcard Claire Feuerstein, 6-1, 6-4, to go through. The Russian seventh seed, runner-up here in 2006, had already broken twice to race to a 5-1 lead before rain interrupted play. Kuznetsova, whose passing shots left her opponent often rooted to the spot, broke again the seventh and eventually sealed victory on her third matchpoint with a powerful forehand that was too good for Feuerstein.


The world No 2 Serena Williams needed celebrated at Roland Garros on Tuesday, jumping up and down on the red clay of Court Suzanne Lenglen, nine match points to complete the win, and it was played in cold and windy conditions that had the former champion picking the clay out of her eyes. With all that to think about, you can understand why Williams marked her 6-3, 6-7, 6-4 win with more than a small smile.


Men's fourth seed Novak Djokovic reached the second round when his opponent, Ecuadorian Nicolas Lapentti, retired because of injury with the Serb leading 6-3, 3-1.