Tennis Magazine July 2007
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Andy Murray’s creative game has put him in the Top 10 as a teenager. But for British tennis fans, his career is going to begin and end each summer at Wimbledon.
BY STEVEN TIGNOR
Web extra: Andy in his own words (and Brad too)
The Lost Kingdom
The lawns of the All England Club were once home to adventurous, attacking players, but the grass now favors baseline bashing. Can anyone put the fun back into Wimbledon?
BY PETER BODO
The Comet
Fifty years ago, Australian Lew Hoad won the Wimbledon fi nal in less than an hour. Here’s the story of the least-known greatest tennis player of all time.
BY JOEL DRUCKER
Web extra: Catch up with other great Aussies
Two Against One
Tennis isn’t just about having nice strokes. It’s about hitting them when you’re tired and on the run. Nothing helps you do that better than a two-on-one drill.
BY ROD LAVER
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Great Shots
The killer forehand of Roger Federer
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Paul's Page
Learn from Novak Djokovic
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Master Class
Tips from the nation’s top pros
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Mind Game
Put your foot on the pedal after you win the first set
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Gear
Clothes to keep you dry this summer.
BY JON LEVEY
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Sports Science: What does it take to hit a great shot?
Web extra: Bags the pros carry
Health & Fitness
Shore up your body at the beach.
BY ALYSSA SHAFFER
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The Tennis Life
Goran, Jack, and the wave at Wimbledon
BY ASAD RAZA
Court of Appeals
Rules, rules, rules
PLUS
Chrissie's Page, Baseline, Peter Bodo's TennisWorld, Scoreboard, Calendar, Rankings, My Point
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