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The grand slam tournaments will be fiercely contested in 2009. Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and the emerging Andy Murray will all begin the year feeling confident of success in at least one of the events.

The Women’s game is equally competitive with Venus and Serena Williams, Ana Ivanovic and Maria Sharapova all entering 2009 in optimistic mood.

What can be assured is that 2009 will see a continuation of the high quality, highly charged tennis of recent years, providing spectators with sport of the finest vintage. Australian Open Tennis Facts and History

Tennis betting opportunities start with Australian Open tennis betting in January, the Davis Cup in Febuary, then French Open odds in May, Wimbledon Tennis odds in June/July and US Open Tennis betting opportunities in August.

The Australian Open at Melbourne Park

The Australian Open, the first of the world's four Grand Slam tennis tournaments during the year, is scheduled to open at Melbourne Park on January 19, 2009. The Australian Open reaches its climax on February 1 with the men's singles championship match. The women's singles final is held on January 31. All these dates are subject to confirmation closer to the event. The Australian Open is notorious for uncomfortably hot playing conditions, and organizers have had to institute an Extreme Heat Policy to regulate when conditions are not viable for international competition. More Australian Open Tennis betting Info

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In an effort to combat the effects of Melbourne's extreme weather, a retractable roof was constructed over the centre court, known as the Rod Laver Arena since the year 2000. It has proved to be an enormous success, so much so that the All England Club will soon follow suit. In the case of Wimbledon however, it will not be to protect the players from extreme heat, but from the incessant rain that has troubled the Championships for so long.

2009 Australian Open Tennis Results

Men’s Singles - Rafael Nadal
Women’s Singles - Serena Williams
Men’s Doubles - Bob & Mike Bryan
Women’s Doubles - Venus & Serena Williams
Mixed Doubles - Mahesh Bhupathi & Sania Mirza

2008 Australian Open Results

Federer eventually lost to Novak Djokovic in straight sets at the semi final of the 2008 Australian Open, Djokovic went on to defeat France's Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and claimed his first grand slam title - he also became the first player from Serbia to win the title.

Maria Sharapova overcame a season riddled with injury to win the 2008 Australian Open women's championship in a 7-5 6-3 defeat against former world number one Ana Ivanovic. More Australian Open Tennis betting results

The 2009 US Open Tennis Grand Slam

Dates: August 31st - September 13th, 2009 City: Flushing Meadows, New York Venue: Arthur Ashe Stadium Men's Defending Champion: Roger Federer More US Open Tennis Results Here The US Open is the fourth and final of the tennis Grand Slams and this year is celebrating its 125th year. Held over a two week period at Flushing Meadows it is watched by millions around the world, making it one of the biggest events in the sporting calendar. This year prize money stands at a staggering $18.5 million in which the men's single winner gets $1.2 million.

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Being the final Grand Slam of the tennis season there is always a bit of form to go on but just like horse racing one of the most important things to note is the surface. Like the year's first Grand Slam (Australian Open) the US Open is played on a hard court and therefore players can perform very differently on this rather than either grass (Wimbledon) or clay (French). More US Open Tennis Facts and History

The U.S. Open originates from two separate tournaments: the men's tournament and the women's tournament. The event was first held in August 1881 and staged at the Newport Casino, Newport, Rhode Island (men's singles only). The championships were known as the U.S. National Singles Championship for men. Only clubs that were members of the United States National Lawn Tennis Association were permitted to enter.

In 1900, U.S. National Men's Doubles Championship was held for the first time. Tournaments were held in the east and the west of the country in order to determine the best two teams (sectional winners). These would then compete in a play-off. The winner would play the defending champions in the challenge round.

Six years after the men's nationals were held, the first official U.S. Women's National Singles Championship was held at the Philadelphia Cricket Club in 1887, followed by the U.S. Women's National Doubles Championship in 1889. The first U.S. Mixed Doubles Championship was held alongside the Women's Singles and Doubles. More Us Open Grand Slam Tennis Betting Info

 

The Wimbledon Tennis 2009 - June 22nd - July 5th

Wimbledon has as rich of a history as any event in sports. The first tournament was played in front of a few hundred spectators in 1877. The present-day tournament, however, enjoys more than 500,000 attendees each year and competitors hail from more than 60 countries. Millions of people around the world follow the tournament via TV, radio and newspapers. Bet Wimbledon Tennis Online 2009 Wimbledon Tennis Odds To win

The Championships, Wimbledon, commonly referred to as simply "Wimbledon", is the oldest and arguably most
prestigious event in the sport of tennis. Held every June and July in London, United Kingdom the tournament
is the third Grand Slam event played each year, preceded by the Australian Open and the French Open, and
followed by the U.S. Open. Wimbledon Tennis Facts

The tournament (which is the only Grand Slam event played on grass - although there are other tournaments
played on the surface such as Queens and Halle) lasts for two weeks, subject to extensions for rain.

Everyone with a big serve is a Wimbledon title contender as the lush green lawns on which the tournament
unfolds lend themselves to powerful play. Roger Federer has won Wimbledon for the last six consecutive years
(2003 – 2008) so he is the obvious favorite for the 2009 title, although it would only take one bad day at
the office for him to come unstuck. Andy Roddick's first serve is the fastest of the men's singles participants
so he is one for the notebook. Amelie Mauresmo and Justine Henin-Hardenne are expected to continue their
tussle at the top of the women’s rankings, while the Williams sisters, Serena and Venus, are sure to
challenge for the title in 2009 if fitness permits. This year there will be plenty of money making
opportunities, so be sure to check these Wimbledon odds every day. More Wimbledon Tennis Betting
 

2008 Wimbledon Mens Winner Rafael Nadal in an astonishing game becomes the winner of Wimbledon 2008 tennis championship. Nadal becomes the first tennis player since Bjorn Borg 28 years ago to hold the French Open and Wimbledon titles simultaneously. The first thing he did after winning the Wimbledon he jumped up in the tribunes and hugged her parents in a tearful and emotional moment.

2008 Wimbledon Womens Winner Venus Williams defeated her sister Serena for the 2nd time in a major tennis tournament, winning in two sets, 7-5, 6-4, thus becoming the 5th winner of Wimbledon tennis championship. Venus had lost the last 5 major finals against her sister, in the 2002 French Open, 2002 Wimbledon, 2002 U.S. Open, 2003 Australian Open, and 2003 Wimbledon.

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The 2009 French Open

The French Open is a tennis event held over two weeks between mid May and early June in Paris, France and is the second of the Grand Slam tournaments on the annual tennis calendar.

The French Open is billed as the most challenging of all the grand slams and the 2009 French Open tennis
tournament is sure to adhere to the rigours and robust competitiveness so typical of the second of the annual tennis 'majors'.

Hosted by one of the most romantic cities in the world, Paris, the French Open 2009 event will run from
June 22nd - July 5th and this year's event is sure to unleash some of the most riveting tennis - both the men's and women's defending champions for the singles event are vying for a fourth consecutive victory.  More Roland Garros Tennis Betting Information
 

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This has evolved into something that is quite unique in the sporting world, an equal partnership between players and tournament organizers. In January 2001 the ATP Tour name was shortened to ATP.

It took a handful of determined players to buck the system and start up their own 3 tournament circuit.
In the following year this grew to 19 tournaments and the rest is history. Equal prize money for men and women's now the standard for international tennis.

Real Tennis as it is called in Britain, Royal Tennis as it is called in Australia, Court Tennis as it is called in the States, Jeu de Paume as it is called in France or Tennis as it is properly known, is the oldest of all the racket games, and unlike most of the others, such as squash or lawn tennis, it is a product of evolution rather than pure invention.

   The game started to form into something recognizable in the 11th century. It started as hand ball, played by monks around the cloisters of monasteries in Italy and France, much as schoolchildren do in any appropriate corner of their school, and rules varied to suit local whims and conditions. Gradually, as monks traveled to other monasteries, the more enjoyable rules were more generally adopted, the more bizarre rules abandoned and people started to add features to their courtyards that improved the pastime, and demolish or modify others that detracted from it. The monks enjoyed the game so much that the Pope banned the playing of it, and by the 14th century the game had spread from cloister to castle and become a game of the nobility...

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