The world number two also became the first player to win a tie-break 7-0 from the quarter-finals and onwards at the Australian Open since Andy Roddick in 2004 vs Marat Safin. His reward for the ...

With his Davis Cup coach Lleyton Hewitt watching on and ... in a high-class four set match by a fellow No.1 in Russian Marat Safin. That headline match remains one of the most watched sporting ...

During a 10-year career spanning from 1994 to 2004, Rios won 18 ATP titles from 31 finals, including five Masters Series crowns from seven finals and a Grand Slam Cup title (a season-ending event ...

Tennis is a sport of legends, and Russian Marat Safin certainly deserves that label ... In 2007, nearing the Davis Cup semi-final, Safin left the Russian team, which would then lose the final against ...

During a 10-year career spanning from 1994 to 2004, Rios won 18 ATP titles from 31 finals, including five Masters Series crowns from seven finals and a Grand Slam Cup title (a season ... Yevgeny ...

Here, we look at five of the best ATP players who never quite got their hands on the Norman Brookes Challenge Cup. This is not an exhaustive ... though he was beaten in four sets by fellow former No 1 ...

Andrey Rublev addressed reports of his compatriot Marat Safin’s desire to get into coaching during his campaign at the ATP 500 in Rotterdam. The Russian conveyed that he would be happy to see ...

Janola Stoika’s support of Djokovic stretches all the way back to 2005, when Djokovic played Marat Safin in the first round, losing convincingly to the two-time Grand Slam champion after coming ...

Former World No. 1 and Roland Garros and Australian Open champion Yevgeny Kafelnikov has made his pick for the greatest ...

Safin Wills of the University of Oregon won the men’s long jump with 7.32m; Kavian Kerr of Nebraska won the men’s 300m with a time of 34.70 seconds; Jerome Campbell of Northern Colorado won ...

The final player is Marat Safin, who beat Djokovic and Federer at the 2005 Australian Open, but there’s a bit of an asterisk there: Djokovic was 17 and playing his very first Grand Slam match.