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Tennis: Pennetta advances at ASB Classic
Flavia Pennetta strolled through to tomorrow's final at the ASB Classic after annihilating Angelique Kerber 6-1 6-2 in just 59 minutes in today's first semifinal.
Tennis: Three top players missing from Heineken Open
The Heineken Open has lost three high-profile players, with Juan Monaco, Tommy Robredo and Fernando Gonzalez all pulling out of next week's tournament in Auckland.
Tennis: Stylish Pennetta marches on
Flavia Pennetta easily disposed of Russian Elena Vesnina 6-2 6-1 to advance to the ASB Classic semis.
Tennis: Murray to play Kooyong tour
World number four Andy Murray has admitted he is short of match practice ahead of this month's Australian Open by asking for a one-off appearance at next week's Kooyong Classic.
Tennis: Duckworth beaten in Brisbane
Bernard Tomic is Australia's only men's hope remaining at the Brisbane International after wildcard James Duckworth went down in straight sets on Wednesday
Tennis: German ousts defending champ
Greta Arn, who went on a giant-killing spree in 2011 to win the ASB Classic, could not work the same magic against Julia Goerges this time around, though not for lack of trying.
Tennis: Seeds progress comfortably at Classic
The ASB Classic is still waiting for its first upset after three more seeds progressed comfortably to the second round at Stanley St today.
Serena Williams: I've never loved tennis
Former world No.1 Serena Williams has made the surprise admission that she has never liked tennis but is not planning on retiring any time soon.
Tennis: Pain makes me stronger - Federer
Grand slam record-holder Roger Federer believes that his capacity for playing through pain is one of the reasons why he can challenge for the top titles again in 2012.
Tennis: Serena has no regrets over outburst
Serena Williams says she has no regrets about her ugly US Open outburst and has vowed to stay true to her emotions when she returns to tennis at the Brisbane International today.