Tennis
Dubai's refusal to allow Israeli national Shahar Pe'er a visa to enter the country to compete in the WTA Tour women's event made news, and not just in this little fish bowl we call sports.
Men's Tennis
- Agassi, Graf will play under new roof at AEC
- Agassi, Graf will play under new roof at AEC
- Murray wins Dubai opener
- Ram will receive visa to play in Dubai
- UAE blocked Peer; Is Ram next?
- Nadal outlasts Federer to capture first Aussie Open crown
- Mirza, Bhupathi win Aussie mixed doubles crown
- Mirza, Bhupathi win Aussie mixed doubles crown
- Bryans capture Aussie doubles crown
- Bryans reach Aussie doubles final
Women's Tennis
- Agassi, Graf will play under new roof at AEC
- Agassi, Graf will play under new roof at AEC
- Murray wins Dubai opener
- Roddick reaches semis in Memphis; pulls out of Dubai
- Ram will receive visa to play in Dubai
- Ditty replaces Mattek on U.S. Fed Cup squad
- Bryans capture Aussie doubles crown
- Serena slams Safina for fourth Aussie Open title
- Williams sisters win Australian Open doubles title
- Williams sisters reach doubles final in Oz
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