So far Russia's gamble has paid off. Davydenko, by the way, may be playing on Sunday. Seems he needed more rest. September 22, 2006 in Marat Safin, Tournaments | Permalink | Comments (26) September

scoreboard to see just how much of a smackdown Nicolai Davydenko will dish out to Hrbaty en route to his first Masters Series shield. Bravo, Kolya--but will some clothing company give him a sponsorship,

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Austria. World number 6 and top seed Nikolai Davydenko is also the defending champion. There are a handful of other big names in action this week--Lleyton Hewitt is finally back, and rising Spaniard/French

Tommy Robredo's just steamrolled Nikolai Davydenko (News/Posts) in Bastad, Sweden for the title, 6-2 6-1. Here's a good match review. ETA: Robredo's post-win video interview / Photos of his win *Housekeeping

Main | Blake Defeats Davydenko » Nadal Still Alive in Shanghai And the ticketsellers breathe a sigh of relief... From Eurosport: Nadal comes good with win Rafael Nadal started tentatively against

Many people were convinced Davydenko would beat him at Shanghai and they were wrong. When Federer beats Nadal, everyone says Fed will figure him out. When Nadal beats Federer, everyone says that won't

May 27, 2006 Davydenko, Vaidisova and Peer win Nicole Vaidisova takes Strasbourg, Nikolai Davydenko makes it a double in Poertschach, and Shahar Peer takes out Miskyna for the Istanbul Cup. Also

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