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The men’s singles semi-finals with Federer vs Djokovic will live on NBC Sports at 11AM East Coast time, and will be tape delayed on TV for US West Coast viewers due to the The Today Show, AGAIN!. In anticipation of the West Coast breaking out pitchforks and torches to the NBC studios, they are offering free live streaming of the Federer vs Djokovic match online at NBC Sports website. http://bit.ly/4dfAi
tennis channel LIVE STREAMING: 2011 FRENCH OPEN
The Tennis Channel will be offering free live streaming online during the duration of the French Open.*Thanks Lorrie!
nbcsports free live streaming french open LIVE STREAMING: 2011 FRENCH OPEN
The men’s singles semi-finals with Federer vs Djokovic will live on NBC Sports at 11AM East Coast time, and will be tape delayed on TV for US West Coast viewers due to the The Today Show, AGAIN!. In anticipation of the West Coast breaking out pitchforks and torches to the NBC studios, they are offering free live streaming of the Federer vs Djokovic match online at NBC Sports website. http://bit.ly/4dfAi
tennis channel LIVE STREAMING: 2011 FRENCH OPEN
The Tennis Channel will be offering free live streaming online during the duration of the French Open.*Thanks Lorrie!
Li Na, a 29-year-old from Wuhan, China, became the first man or woman from Asia to win a Grand Slam singles title on Saturday, beating defending champion Francesca Schiavone from Italy, 6-4, 7-6(0). Li, cool and calm as she won point after point in the second-set tiebreaker, fell onto her back when Schiavone’s last shot landed long.
The crowd at Court Philippe Chatrier began the day decidedly rooting for Schiavone but slowly turned its support to Li, who matched her well-known power with surprising speed and grace.
Li, whose ranking will rise to a career-high No. 4 on Monday, has made the finals of the past two Grand Slams. But winning at Roland Garros was a far bigger surprise, since clay is her least-favorite surface. But Li looked like a veteran on the slippery surface, chasing down Schiavone’s array of shots and firing precision two-handed backhands to the inside edges of all the lines.
The question now broadens to the after-effect for tennis. Tens of millions were expected to watch the match on television, and Li — already a household name and face — may have provided the impetus for a new revolution.
The crowd at Court Philippe Chatrier began the day decidedly rooting for Schiavone but slowly turned its support to Li, who matched her well-known power with surprising speed and grace.
Li, whose ranking will rise to a career-high No. 4 on Monday, has made the finals of the past two Grand Slams. But winning at Roland Garros was a far bigger surprise, since clay is her least-favorite surface. But Li looked like a veteran on the slippery surface, chasing down Schiavone’s array of shots and firing precision two-handed backhands to the inside edges of all the lines.
The question now broadens to the after-effect for tennis. Tens of millions were expected to watch the match on television, and Li — already a household name and face — may have provided the impetus for a new revolution.
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