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PDH Sports News

30/06/2008

Murray Wins Five-Set Thriller

British hopes at Wimbledon are still alive after Andy Murray battled back from the brink to beat Richard Gasquet in a five-set epic.

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28/06/2008

Tennis traditions replaced by squash techniques

Wimbledon stars let their wrists do the talking when taken to extremes

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26/06/2008

Sharapova stunned at SW19

Alla Kudryavtseva caused one of Wimbledon's greatest upsets by beating Maria Sharapova in straight sets. The 20-year-old Russian, ranked 154th in the world, pulled off a stunning 6-2 6-4 victory on Court One to send the 2004 champion tumbling out in the second round.

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09/06/2008

Rafael Nadal win his fourth French Open

Spain's Rafael Nadal won his fourth French Open tennis championship on Sunday in Paris by demolishing rival Roger Federer in straight sets 6-1, 6-3, 6-0. It was the fourth consecutive French Open title for Nadal, tying him with the legendary Bjorn Borg. And his 28-0 mark in 2008's event also equalled a mark held by the Swede. Switzerland's Federer had been the victim of Nadal's French wins three years in succession, but none of the losses was as emphatic as this one.

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19/05/2008

Asics Inner Muscle Now In Stock!

Introducing Asics Inner Muscle, a new range of products by ASICS that focus on the inner muscle function just by wearing them during your exercise. Now in stock at pdhsports.com

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Carlton

Carlton Sports, a leading producer of badminton rackets and shuttlecocks was established in 1846. Carlton Sports became a subsidiary group of Dunlop Slazenger International located in Greenville, South Carolina, which is now owned by the chain of sport shops Sports World International. Most of the research is done at the Carlton Research and Development Centre in Camberley, England. Throughout its history the company has introduced a number of advances to the manufacture of badminton equipment. These include: First to make an injection molded shuttle First to create a synthetic base First to design and make all-metal racquets First to use stainless steel in the manufacture of racquets First to make a truly one-piece racquet (Powerflo Series) First to design a flex system between shaft and handle First to make a one-shot injection molded shuttle skirt The company claims to have sold more nylon shuttlecocks than any other company around the globe.

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