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HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. — The moment Justine Henin realized her tennis career wasn't finished came this past June, when she watched Roger Federer finally hoist the French Open trophy, the one Grand Slam title missing from his mantle.
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The tennis star Justine Henin is set to make a come back from 15-months retirement, as has been confirmed by the former world number one herself on Wednesday. Belgium’s seven-time Grand Slam winner Justine Henin confirmed to return at Australia’s Brisbane International in January next year to pit her against compatriot and fellow ex-retiree Kim Clijsters, who won September’s US Open just five weeks after ending a two-year hiatus. “After a 15...
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Henin eyeing to complete career Slam in return HOWEY IN THE HILLS, Fla. (AP)—The moment Justine Henin realized her tennis career wasn’t finished came this past June, when she watched Roger Federer finally hoist the French Open trophy, the one
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- Henin has lofty goals in return to pro tennis (rss.cnn.com)
- Henin has lofty goals in return (sports.yahoo.com)
Justine Henin didn’t manage to add the Miami title to her collection, while Serena Williams accompanies Steffi Graf as the only two female tennis players who won both the Australian Open and Miami in the same year.
Justine won the first set with an astonishing 6-0 I was afraid that I was going to watch a boring final. But, things slowly began to change, which made the match much more exciting. In the second set Serena began to fight. ...
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Australian Open organisers have granted former world number one Justine Henin a wildcard to play in the tournament next January. The 27-year-old followed fellow Belgian Kim Clijsters in announcing a comeback from retirement last month.
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Belgium's seven-time Grand Slam winner Justine Henin yesterday confirmed she would make her comeback from a 15-month retirement at Australia's Brisbane International in January.
The former
From etaiwannews.com
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- Tennis: Brisbane comeback for Henin (search.msn.com)
- Brisbane comeback for tennis ace Henin (search.msn.com)
- Henin to come back in Brisbane International (search.msn.com)
Former Australian Open winner Justine Henin will officially be back at Melbourne Park in 2010.
Tennis Australia announced Monday that the seven-time major champion has been awarded a wild card into the main draw of the Australian Open.
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