WHEELCHAIR TENNIS NEWS Rio 2016 Wagner and Lapthorne square up for fascinating Centre Court battle as the competition intensifies at the Olympic Tennis Centre. Rio 2016 Men’s singles and doubles, women’s singles and doubles, plus quad doubles all grace the Olympic Tennis Centre on day three. Rio 2016 The top seeds had a smooth passage in the first day of competition. Will there be upsets on day two at the Olympic Tennis Centre? Rio 2016 There is Dutch delight on court two as three Netherlands players progress on a day of high-quality action at Rio 2016. Rio 2016 The action gets underway at the Tennis Centre at the Olympic Park on Friday with a host of eagerly-anticipated matches. Rio 2016 Australian tells of his desire to add wheelchair tennis title to his earlier gold medal in wheelchair basketball. Rio 2016 Top seeds lay down their markers for the tournament as crowds enjoy the action at the Olympic Tennis Centre. Rio 2016 “With tennis, everything is possible,” says the South African wheelchair tennis player ahead of Rio 2016. Rio 2016 Wheelchair tennis rolls into action on 9 September at the Olympic Tennis Centre in the Barra Olympic Park. Rio 2016 The International Tennis Federation (ITF) has confirmed the full list of singles and doubles entries for the Rio 2016 Paralympic tennis events. Wheelchair Tennis Stephane Houdet, the current men’s single No. 1, does not want to get lost in all the Paralympic hype. Athletics The reigning world and Paralympic champion smashed his own 200m T42 world record. Rio 2016 Masaki Fujita and Shingo Kunidea are among the 127 athletes heading to the Paralympic Games this September. Wheelchair Tennis Gordon Reid and Jiske Griffioen each captured their second titles of 2016 and the inaugural titles on the grass. Wheelchair Tennis This year’s Roland Garros champion will be Argentina’s flagbearer at the Opening Ceremony of September’s Paralympic Games. Wheelchair Tennis The 17-year-old leads the wheelchair tennis junior world ranking and will make his Paralympic debut at Rio 2016. Rio 2016 Check out 10 athletes that will headline Mexico’s delegation. Wheelchair Tennis Top seeds Stephane Houdet and Jiske Griffionen face tough draws, but still aim to win inaugural Wimbledon singles titles. Rio 2016 Argentina’s athletics and Canada’s shooting and wheelchair tennis teams for September’s Paralympic Games have been announced. Boccia Australian boccia player Daniel Michel and the British rowing and wheelchair tennis Rio 2016 teams have been announced. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 18 Page 19 Page 20 Page 21 Current page 22 Page 23 Page 24 Page 25 Page 26 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
Rio 2016 Wagner and Lapthorne square up for fascinating Centre Court battle as the competition intensifies at the Olympic Tennis Centre.
Rio 2016 Men’s singles and doubles, women’s singles and doubles, plus quad doubles all grace the Olympic Tennis Centre on day three.
Rio 2016 The top seeds had a smooth passage in the first day of competition. Will there be upsets on day two at the Olympic Tennis Centre?
Rio 2016 There is Dutch delight on court two as three Netherlands players progress on a day of high-quality action at Rio 2016.
Rio 2016 The action gets underway at the Tennis Centre at the Olympic Park on Friday with a host of eagerly-anticipated matches.
Rio 2016 Australian tells of his desire to add wheelchair tennis title to his earlier gold medal in wheelchair basketball.
Rio 2016 Top seeds lay down their markers for the tournament as crowds enjoy the action at the Olympic Tennis Centre.
Rio 2016 “With tennis, everything is possible,” says the South African wheelchair tennis player ahead of Rio 2016.
Rio 2016 Wheelchair tennis rolls into action on 9 September at the Olympic Tennis Centre in the Barra Olympic Park.
Rio 2016 The International Tennis Federation (ITF) has confirmed the full list of singles and doubles entries for the Rio 2016 Paralympic tennis events.
Wheelchair Tennis Stephane Houdet, the current men’s single No. 1, does not want to get lost in all the Paralympic hype.
Rio 2016 Masaki Fujita and Shingo Kunidea are among the 127 athletes heading to the Paralympic Games this September.
Wheelchair Tennis Gordon Reid and Jiske Griffioen each captured their second titles of 2016 and the inaugural titles on the grass.
Wheelchair Tennis This year’s Roland Garros champion will be Argentina’s flagbearer at the Opening Ceremony of September’s Paralympic Games.
Wheelchair Tennis The 17-year-old leads the wheelchair tennis junior world ranking and will make his Paralympic debut at Rio 2016.
Wheelchair Tennis Top seeds Stephane Houdet and Jiske Griffionen face tough draws, but still aim to win inaugural Wimbledon singles titles.
Rio 2016 Argentina’s athletics and Canada’s shooting and wheelchair tennis teams for September’s Paralympic Games have been announced.
Boccia Australian boccia player Daniel Michel and the British rowing and wheelchair tennis Rio 2016 teams have been announced.
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