Tennis lives one of its most unique moments in history. Considered the greatest player of all time and record-holder for Grand Slam titles, Swiss Roger Federer has recently reached 900 wins. In Roland Garros, Spaniard Rafael Nadal has become the Tennis player with most titles in a single Major: eight. Holder of four gold medals at the Olympic Games, US citizen Serena Williams still rules women’s Tennis.
In light of this situation and the beginning of the Wimbledon tournament, 2013 season’s third Grand Slam, rio2016.com website starts publishing another special on a specific sport. After Handball, Golf and Football, it’s time for Tennis to be the subject of exclusive reports. Special articles on the sports-directed Rio 2016™ Games legacy, an exclusive interview with umpire Carlos Bernardes and the thoughts of tomorrow’s and former´s players are all part of this special.
There will also be first-hand information on the Olympic Tennis Centre that will be built inside Barra Olympic Park, as well as an article on Wheelchair Tennis including exclusive interviews with Dutch nationals Esther Vergeer, holder of seven gold medals at Paralympic Games (four in singles and three in doubles) and Aniek van Koot, silver in London 2012. In order to gain a more accurate picture of the orange supremacy in this sport, one must remember that last year Dutch women won gold, silver and bronze in simples besides gold and silver in doubles.
Rio2016.com website launches specials on 28 Olympic and Paralympic sports since 2011: Athletics, Basketball, Wheelchair Basketball, Boxing, Boccia, Goalball, Judo, Wrestling, Swimming, Paracanoeing, Modern Pentathlon, Rugby, Taekwondo, Shooting, Triathlon, Sailing, Volleyball and Beach Volleyball.
Check out the programme:
Monday, the 24th - Olympic Games’ Tennis legacy may leverage the sport after the “Age of Guga”
Tuesday, the 25th – After five Grand Slam finals, Carlos Bernardes is in search of the first Olympic decision match
Wednesday, the 26th – The Dutch try to maintain their dominance over women’s Wheelchair Tennis in Rio 2016™
Thursday, the 27th - Just like wine, Roger Federer and Serena Williams improve in Tennis and rule out retirement
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In light of this situation and the beginning of the Wimbledon tournament, 2013 season’s third Grand Slam, rio2016.com website starts publishing another special on a specific sport. After Handball, Golf and Football, it’s time for Tennis to be the subject of exclusive reports. Special articles on the sports-directed Rio 2016™ Games legacy, an exclusive interview with umpire Carlos Bernardes and the thoughts of tomorrow’s and former´s players are all part of this special.
There will also be first-hand information on the Olympic Tennis Centre that will be built inside Barra Olympic Park, as well as an article on Wheelchair Tennis including exclusive interviews with Dutch nationals Esther Vergeer, holder of seven gold medals at Paralympic Games (four in singles and three in doubles) and Aniek van Koot, silver in London 2012. In order to gain a more accurate picture of the orange supremacy in this sport, one must remember that last year Dutch women won gold, silver and bronze in simples besides gold and silver in doubles.
Rio2016.com website launches specials on 28 Olympic and Paralympic sports since 2011: Athletics, Basketball, Wheelchair Basketball, Boxing, Boccia, Goalball, Judo, Wrestling, Swimming, Paracanoeing, Modern Pentathlon, Rugby, Taekwondo, Shooting, Triathlon, Sailing, Volleyball and Beach Volleyball.
Check out the programme:
Monday, the 24th - Olympic Games’ Tennis legacy may leverage the sport after the “Age of Guga”
Tuesday, the 25th – After five Grand Slam finals, Carlos Bernardes is in search of the first Olympic decision match
Wednesday, the 26th – The Dutch try to maintain their dominance over women’s Wheelchair Tennis in Rio 2016™
Thursday, the 27th - Just like wine, Roger Federer and Serena Williams improve in Tennis and rule out retirement
View the original article here
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