Article: Ten: Hingis happy with new partner

Article: Ten: Hingis happy with new partner
AAP Sports News (Australia);  June 6, 2001 ;     559 words ...AAP Sports News (Australia) 06-06-2001 Ten: Hingis happy with new partner By Kevin Fylan PARIS, June 5 Reuters - Martina Hingis believes she has rediscovered the perfect partner after hooking up again ...

Article: Ten: Hingis happy with her comeback
AAP Sports News (Australia);  January 13, 2007 ;     446 words ...AAP Sports News (Australia) 01-13-2007 Ten: Hingis happy with her comeback By John Salvado MELBOURNE, Jan 13 AAP - Over the years, Martina Hingis has played all the starring roles at ...

Article: Hingis Happy Despite Loss in Australia
AP Online;  January 7, 2006 ;     665 words ...AP Online 01-07-2006 Dateline: GOLD COAST, Australia Martina Hingis of Switzerland reacts at a press conference about her left hip flexor injury after her semi final tennis match against Flavia Pennetta of Italy at the Mondial Australian Women's Hardcourts Championships on the Gold Coast,

Article: Tennis: Hingis happy despite defeat.(Sport)
The Birmingham Post (England);  January 26, 2006 ;     700+ words ...Modest Martina Hingis felt her return to Grand Slam tennis after more than three years away "hadn't turned out too badly" as her fairytale Australian Open run ended at the quarter-final stage in Melbourne. The Swiss former world No 1, who retired from the game in 2002 before making a fully-fledged

Article: Remarkable return: Hingis happy with comeback.
Japan Times (Tokyo, Japan);  February 11, 2007 ;     700+ words ...Byline: James Mulligan Feb. 11gt;Former world No. 1 Martina Hingis won a record-breaking fifth Toray Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo last Sunday, adding the title to the ones she won in 1997, 1999, 2000 and 2002. It was her third Tier 1 title since returning to the WTA Tour in January 2006 after coming

Article: TENNIS US OPEN: Hingis happy to make peace after ...
The Sunday Telegraph London;  September 5, 1999 ;     700+ words ...MARTINA HINGIS and the patriarch of the Williams clan indulged in a public display of reconciliation yesterday that did nothing to mask the depths of the rivalry so important to the future health of women's tennis. When the world No 1 had called Richard Williams, father of Venus and Serena, a "big

Article: MARTINA'S ZINGING IN THE REIGN; SWISS BLISS: CHAMP HINGIS ...
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  June 24, 1998 ;     700+ words ...Martina Hingis may have had to endure a break for rain yesterday - but there was no chance of her reign coming to a halt. The world No.1 and defending champ managed to keep smiling through the interruptions as she swept past American Lisa Raymond 7-5, 6-3. Victory was achieved either side of a