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Another way for companies to use the package is a reward for their staff. And for many individuals, an AO Hospitality package is all about having access to a great seat for two weeks on Rod Laver Arena, simply because they just love their tennis.More quotes »
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FRENCH OPEN 2013: Capsules on men to watch
of the year for him. ... A year ago, came to Paris with three consecutive major titles, seeking to be the first man since Rod Laver in 1969 to win four in a row, and made debut in final before losing to Rafael Nadal. ... Reached at least the semifinals in 1:00 PM from Miami Herald Read more »
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Today in Dallas photo history – 1972: Tennis stars gather for WCT tournament
defend his World Tennis Champions Cup this week against Cliff Drysdale (from left), Arthur Ashe, John Newcombe, Bob Lutz, Rod Laver, Marty Riessen and Tom Okker. DMN staff photo by Lee Langum John Newcombe has always been a good investment. This week, he’s from Dallas Morning News - Blogs Read more »
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Le Coq Sportif Arthur Ashe Exotic Aussie Ostrich
legends like Rod Laver, Stan Smith, Andre Agassi and Roger Federer are all remembered for significant contributions to the world of tennis shoes thanks to a variety of new releases to this day. One might argue that Le Coq Sportif’s low-key treatment of Arthur from Sneaker News Read more »
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Adidas Originals x Opening Ceremony Rod Laver Striped
consider to be the best tennis player ever; Rod Laver, the only player in history to win the tennis Grand Slam twice. The Rod Laver Striped gives us a multi-colored leather upper, black leather accents and copper eyelets. A great sneaker that can be rocked from Sneaker Files Read more »
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Rod Laver loses his true partner in life
ANGELES — The biggest grand slam of Rod Laver's life had nothing to do with major tennis tournaments. He met Mary Shelby Peterson at the Jack Kramer Tennis Club. Then, in 1966, at a church in San Rafael, Calif., he changed that to Mary Shelby Laver. They left from Columbus Ledger-Enquirer (Georgia) Read more »
