The Ultimate Tennis Pro Biography Bundle
This is a discounted bundle featuring 3 of Hyperink's most popular tennis pro biographies, including:
-Novak Djokovic
-John McEnroe
-Maria Kirilenko
Here are brief product descriptions for each below. Buy them together and save over 25% off the combined price!
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From Novak Djokovic:
July 4th, 2011 was truly Independence Day for Serbian pro tennis player Novak Djokovic.
The 24-year-old athlete was ranked No. 1 in the world for the first time in his career by the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP).
Having now secured his eternal independence from tennis obscurity, Djokovic has quickly emerged as the sport’s newest icon.
In 2011, Djokovic left an indelible mark on the history of both tennis and the entire world of professional sports. Pete Sampras, a former top ranked American tennis player in his own right, believes Djokovic's season is the most impressive he has ever seen, referring to it as "one of the best achievements in all of sports” during an interview with the Palm Beach Post.
By mid-summer, Novak Djokovic had won a staggering 97 percent of his matches for the year, and three of the four Grand Slam titles. Like Sampras, tennis great John McEnroe told British publication The Guardian that Djokovic has enjoyed “the greatest year in the history of our sport.”
Without hesitation, McEnroe asserted that Novak has single-handedly “taken tennis to new heights."
As a result of the relentless praise and dizzying victory percentage enjoyed by the “Serbian Sensation” during the first nine months of 2011, many believe that Novak Djokovic has served up an almost perfect season in the game of tennis.
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From John McEnroe:
It’s not quite being forced into solitary confinement, but playing tennis certainly has a tendency to make one feel lonely. Adding the invisible opponent of the mind to the contest can often manifest in the form of desperate (and sometimes violent) appeals directed at that which is tangible and might respond in some manner: line-judges might change a call, coaches might give helpful advice, $300 rackets might make a nice cracking noise, smacks to the face might wake the body up, primal screams might attract potential mates.
Nowhere is that yearning for (and subsequent inability to escape from) attention more evident than in the professional tennis career of John Patrick McEnroe Jr.
“Johnny Mac”, as he came to be known, at times dominated his sport of expertise, posting the best single season win-loss record of the Open Era in 1984 and eventually totaling seven Grand Slam singles titles, nine Grand Slam men’s doubles titles, and one Grand Slam mixed doubles title.
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From Maria Kirilenko:
The name Maria Kirilenko may not yet be commonplace outside the environs of professional tennis, but this is something that is rapidly changing. Talented, beautiful, photogenic, and a fan favorite, Maria Kirilenko is quickly making a name for herself, and not just in the world of tennis.
Maria Kirilenko started to play tennis at age seven in Russia, and she was barely 13 when she turned professional, becoming a world traveler on the tennis circuit before age 18. Maria had her tennis breakthrough run at the WTA 2005 tour at Beijing, when she defeated Maria Sharapova in the semifinals and won the title. In July, 2008, she reached her career high singles rank of 18, and since that time her career and her rankings have steadily moved forward. As of February 2012, she was rated No. 25 in the world.
It is not only her proficient tennis skills that garners Maria Kirilenko attention, however. Maria is quickly gaining a reputation as the "hot babe of tennis" and the latest "Russian tennis pin-up girl.” Tall and slim at 5'8" and weighing 127 pounds, Maria Kirilenko invigorates the tennis world with tireless energy, a brilliant smile, and a natural girl-next-door loveliness.
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-Novak Djokovic
-John McEnroe
-Maria Kirilenko
Here are brief product descriptions for each below. Buy them together and save over 25% off the combined price!
= = = = =
From Novak Djokovic:
July 4th, 2011 was truly Independence Day for Serbian pro tennis player Novak Djokovic.
The 24-year-old athlete was ranked No. 1 in the world for the first time in his career by the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP).
Having now secured his eternal independence from tennis obscurity, Djokovic has quickly emerged as the sport’s newest icon.
In 2011, Djokovic left an indelible mark on the history of both tennis and the entire world of professional sports. Pete Sampras, a former top ranked American tennis player in his own right, believes Djokovic's season is the most impressive he has ever seen, referring to it as "one of the best achievements in all of sports” during an interview with the Palm Beach Post.
By mid-summer, Novak Djokovic had won a staggering 97 percent of his matches for the year, and three of the four Grand Slam titles. Like Sampras, tennis great John McEnroe told British publication The Guardian that Djokovic has enjoyed “the greatest year in the history of our sport.”
Without hesitation, McEnroe asserted that Novak has single-handedly “taken tennis to new heights."
As a result of the relentless praise and dizzying victory percentage enjoyed by the “Serbian Sensation” during the first nine months of 2011, many believe that Novak Djokovic has served up an almost perfect season in the game of tennis.
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From John McEnroe:
It’s not quite being forced into solitary confinement, but playing tennis certainly has a tendency to make one feel lonely. Adding the invisible opponent of the mind to the contest can often manifest in the form of desperate (and sometimes violent) appeals directed at that which is tangible and might respond in some manner: line-judges might change a call, coaches might give helpful advice, $300 rackets might make a nice cracking noise, smacks to the face might wake the body up, primal screams might attract potential mates.
Nowhere is that yearning for (and subsequent inability to escape from) attention more evident than in the professional tennis career of John Patrick McEnroe Jr.
“Johnny Mac”, as he came to be known, at times dominated his sport of expertise, posting the best single season win-loss record of the Open Era in 1984 and eventually totaling seven Grand Slam singles titles, nine Grand Slam men’s doubles titles, and one Grand Slam mixed doubles title.
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From Maria Kirilenko:
The name Maria Kirilenko may not yet be commonplace outside the environs of professional tennis, but this is something that is rapidly changing. Talented, beautiful, photogenic, and a fan favorite, Maria Kirilenko is quickly making a name for herself, and not just in the world of tennis.
Maria Kirilenko started to play tennis at age seven in Russia, and she was barely 13 when she turned professional, becoming a world traveler on the tennis circuit before age 18. Maria had her tennis breakthrough run at the WTA 2005 tour at Beijing, when she defeated Maria Sharapova in the semifinals and won the title. In July, 2008, she reached her career high singles rank of 18, and since that time her career and her rankings have steadily moved forward. As of February 2012, she was rated No. 25 in the world.
It is not only her proficient tennis skills that garners Maria Kirilenko attention, however. Maria is quickly gaining a reputation as the "hot babe of tennis" and the latest "Russian tennis pin-up girl.” Tall and slim at 5'8" and weighing 127 pounds, Maria Kirilenko invigorates the tennis world with tireless energy, a brilliant smile, and a natural girl-next-door loveliness.
The Ultimate Tennis Pro Biography Bundle
This is a discounted bundle featuring 3 of Hyperink's most popular tennis pro biographies, including:
-Novak Djokovic
-John McEnroe
-Maria Kirilenko
Here are brief product descriptions for each below. Buy them together and save over 25% off the combined price!
= = = = =
From Novak Djokovic:
July 4th, 2011 was truly Independence Day for Serbian pro tennis player Novak Djokovic.
The 24-year-old athlete was ranked No. 1 in the world for the first time in his career by the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP).
Having now secured his eternal independence from tennis obscurity, Djokovic has quickly emerged as the sport’s newest icon.
In 2011, Djokovic left an indelible mark on the history of both tennis and the entire world of professional sports. Pete Sampras, a former top ranked American tennis player in his own right, believes Djokovic's season is the most impressive he has ever seen, referring to it as "one of the best achievements in all of sports” during an interview with the Palm Beach Post.
By mid-summer, Novak Djokovic had won a staggering 97 percent of his matches for the year, and three of the four Grand Slam titles. Like Sampras, tennis great John McEnroe told British publication The Guardian that Djokovic has enjoyed “the greatest year in the history of our sport.”
Without hesitation, McEnroe asserted that Novak has single-handedly “taken tennis to new heights."
As a result of the relentless praise and dizzying victory percentage enjoyed by the “Serbian Sensation” during the first nine months of 2011, many believe that Novak Djokovic has served up an almost perfect season in the game of tennis.
= = = = =
From John McEnroe:
It’s not quite being forced into solitary confinement, but playing tennis certainly has a tendency to make one feel lonely. Adding the invisible opponent of the mind to the contest can often manifest in the form of desperate (and sometimes violent) appeals directed at that which is tangible and might respond in some manner: line-judges might change a call, coaches might give helpful advice, $300 rackets might make a nice cracking noise, smacks to the face might wake the body up, primal screams might attract potential mates.
Nowhere is that yearning for (and subsequent inability to escape from) attention more evident than in the professional tennis career of John Patrick McEnroe Jr.
“Johnny Mac”, as he came to be known, at times dominated his sport of expertise, posting the best single season win-loss record of the Open Era in 1984 and eventually totaling seven Grand Slam singles titles, nine Grand Slam men’s doubles titles, and one Grand Slam mixed doubles title.
= = = = =
From Maria Kirilenko:
The name Maria Kirilenko may not yet be commonplace outside the environs of professional tennis, but this is something that is rapidly changing. Talented, beautiful, photogenic, and a fan favorite, Maria Kirilenko is quickly making a name for herself, and not just in the world of tennis.
Maria Kirilenko started to play tennis at age seven in Russia, and she was barely 13 when she turned professional, becoming a world traveler on the tennis circuit before age 18. Maria had her tennis breakthrough run at the WTA 2005 tour at Beijing, when she defeated Maria Sharapova in the semifinals and won the title. In July, 2008, she reached her career high singles rank of 18, and since that time her career and her rankings have steadily moved forward. As of February 2012, she was rated No. 25 in the world.
It is not only her proficient tennis skills that garners Maria Kirilenko attention, however. Maria is quickly gaining a reputation as the "hot babe of tennis" and the latest "Russian tennis pin-up girl.” Tall and slim at 5'8" and weighing 127 pounds, Maria Kirilenko invigorates the tennis world with tireless energy, a brilliant smile, and a natural girl-next-door loveliness.
-Novak Djokovic
-John McEnroe
-Maria Kirilenko
Here are brief product descriptions for each below. Buy them together and save over 25% off the combined price!
= = = = =
From Novak Djokovic:
July 4th, 2011 was truly Independence Day for Serbian pro tennis player Novak Djokovic.
The 24-year-old athlete was ranked No. 1 in the world for the first time in his career by the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP).
Having now secured his eternal independence from tennis obscurity, Djokovic has quickly emerged as the sport’s newest icon.
In 2011, Djokovic left an indelible mark on the history of both tennis and the entire world of professional sports. Pete Sampras, a former top ranked American tennis player in his own right, believes Djokovic's season is the most impressive he has ever seen, referring to it as "one of the best achievements in all of sports” during an interview with the Palm Beach Post.
By mid-summer, Novak Djokovic had won a staggering 97 percent of his matches for the year, and three of the four Grand Slam titles. Like Sampras, tennis great John McEnroe told British publication The Guardian that Djokovic has enjoyed “the greatest year in the history of our sport.”
Without hesitation, McEnroe asserted that Novak has single-handedly “taken tennis to new heights."
As a result of the relentless praise and dizzying victory percentage enjoyed by the “Serbian Sensation” during the first nine months of 2011, many believe that Novak Djokovic has served up an almost perfect season in the game of tennis.
= = = = =
From John McEnroe:
It’s not quite being forced into solitary confinement, but playing tennis certainly has a tendency to make one feel lonely. Adding the invisible opponent of the mind to the contest can often manifest in the form of desperate (and sometimes violent) appeals directed at that which is tangible and might respond in some manner: line-judges might change a call, coaches might give helpful advice, $300 rackets might make a nice cracking noise, smacks to the face might wake the body up, primal screams might attract potential mates.
Nowhere is that yearning for (and subsequent inability to escape from) attention more evident than in the professional tennis career of John Patrick McEnroe Jr.
“Johnny Mac”, as he came to be known, at times dominated his sport of expertise, posting the best single season win-loss record of the Open Era in 1984 and eventually totaling seven Grand Slam singles titles, nine Grand Slam men’s doubles titles, and one Grand Slam mixed doubles title.
= = = = =
From Maria Kirilenko:
The name Maria Kirilenko may not yet be commonplace outside the environs of professional tennis, but this is something that is rapidly changing. Talented, beautiful, photogenic, and a fan favorite, Maria Kirilenko is quickly making a name for herself, and not just in the world of tennis.
Maria Kirilenko started to play tennis at age seven in Russia, and she was barely 13 when she turned professional, becoming a world traveler on the tennis circuit before age 18. Maria had her tennis breakthrough run at the WTA 2005 tour at Beijing, when she defeated Maria Sharapova in the semifinals and won the title. In July, 2008, she reached her career high singles rank of 18, and since that time her career and her rankings have steadily moved forward. As of February 2012, she was rated No. 25 in the world.
It is not only her proficient tennis skills that garners Maria Kirilenko attention, however. Maria is quickly gaining a reputation as the "hot babe of tennis" and the latest "Russian tennis pin-up girl.” Tall and slim at 5'8" and weighing 127 pounds, Maria Kirilenko invigorates the tennis world with tireless energy, a brilliant smile, and a natural girl-next-door loveliness.
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| BN ID: | 2940014440677 |
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| Publisher: | Hyperink |
| Publication date: | 05/15/2012 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 2 MB |
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