Top-Seeded Djokovic Advances To US Open 2nd Round
Top-seeded Novak Djokovic showed no signs of any trouble with his right shoulder Tuesday, building a 6-0, 5-1 lead in the first round of the U.S. Open before his ailing opponent stopped playing.
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Top-seeded Novak Djokovic showed no signs of any trouble with his right shoulder Tuesday, building a 6-0, 5-1 lead in the first round of the U.S. Open before his ailing opponent stopped playing.
Coming off two disappointing results in the leadup to Flushing Meadows, the second-seeded Nadal showed his fair share of rust.
Were Rafael Nadal's struggles in the first round simply a case of opening-night jitters or something more serious? Time will tell. Either way, his first match as defending U.S. Open champion had plenty of rough edges.
Jimmy Connors had it, Johnny Mac certainly did too. Andre Agassi brought his own "image is everything" to the game. We're talking about personality, and top tennis star Novak Djokovic has it in spades.
Li Na crumbled against 53rd ranked Simona Halep and was sent home early from the U.S. Open. Na admitted that she lost her confidence during the match and proved that a strong mental approach is required to achieve U.S. Open glory.
The Swede was scheduled to face qualifier Louk Sorensen in the first round Wednesday. "Lucky loser" Rogerio Dutra da Silva of Brazil took his spot.
The search continues in Everglades National Park for a man who has not been seen in about a week.
A multi-vehicle crash in Hollywood had a stretch of Hollywood Boulevard shutdown early Wednesday
A water warning for parts of Fort Lauderdale has been lifted
The jobs picture improved nationwide in August as the number of layoffs dropped 23 percent from July, according to consultants Challenger, Gray, & Christmas, Inc,; but Florida is still struggling to create jobs.
Singer Solange Knowles, little sis to newly pregnant pop-superstar Beyonce, has hired famous South Florida attorney Roy Black to represent her in a case involving the Miami Beach Police Department.
Broward residents called to jury duty will soon have to park off site and take a trolley to the courthouse.
The Hurricanes program looks to be in deep, deep trouble, in my humble opinion, and it all comes down to two words "athletic personnel." Plus, the Fins prepare for a game no one locally can watch live, and the Marlins won? Let's hit this harder than UM players hit a strip club.
It'll be bedlam in Coconut Grove this weekend at the annual Great Grove Bed Race and this year, the Grand Marshal will be long time Miami resident and rapper, musician and actor Vanilla Ice.
A Boynton Beach police officer, who is scheduled to go on trial next month on drug charges, is on the run.
