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Last news, a farewell and thank you
4 January 2008
After more than five years of developing the soderling.net, it's a sad day for me to post the last post on the news page. Unfortunately I'm not able to maintain this site at the level it needs and will not update it any more. There are lots of reasons for that, mainly being:
- Overlapping duties, which prevent me from timely updates;
- The need of a complete redesign, which I don't have time to do. The current site is 100% html based and I did it for another site back in 1997. Now 10 years later it's completely out of date and needs to be redone from scratch. However I'm not able to put the effort needed to transfer the content onto a proper database.
The soderling.net domain is still owned by me and I can transfer it to any interested party for a small fee, along with the content (news, stats and images) and the Google's no.1 spot. The content is not in a database, but in static pages.
Have a great year everyone and please continue to support Robin (he's without dedicated website now, robin-soderling.skyrock.com is the closest he has).
I had a great time creating this site. Thank you!
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Still out with the wrist injury
4 January 2008
Robin is still suffering from the left wrist injury, he got in the summer. He's out of the Australian Open and hopefully will rejoin the tour in the end of February.
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Robin calls it a year
9 October 2007
Soderling still suffers from the wrist injury, which prevented him from playing the second half of the year. Although he's still avoiding surgery, he's unable to play and will not do so competitively for the rest of the season.
He'll lose 175 ranking points as a result and will likely go outside of the top 45 of the world in the beginning of the next season
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Out of the Davis Cup team
17 September 2007
Robin was not announced as a member of the Swedish Davis Cup team in the home encounter with USA in Gothenburg.
His wrist injury is not healed yet and he wears a plaster on the left wrist. He paid a visit to a French doctor, who helped similar injuries of Mardy Fish (who was forced to surgery) and David Nalbandian. It was decided that the Swede does not require surgery for now.
Apart for being unable to play his double-handed backhand, Robin's game is on top level and he even won a set 7-5 off Pim-Pim Johansson at a training match. But a tour comeback without a descent backhand is not an option for Robin and he'll miss at least the Davis Cup.
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Robin to sit out the US Open
22 August 2007
After missing the entire hardcourt summer, Robin will sit-out the US Open as well. The left wrist injury is still bothering him and he cannot hit his double-handed backhand.
"We have gone many doctors and nobody can give replies. It is nothing visible on the X-ray plates, so we do not know what that is wrong" Peter Carlsson tells for Swedish News Agency.
Apparently nothing has improved since the match with Safin two weeks ago.
Still Peter Carlsson did not ruled out a comeback on 21 September against USA in the Davis Cup.
On the schedule for Robin for the autumn are also the Thailand Open, the Stockholm Open and the two remaining Masters Series events.
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Wrist injury for Soderling
07 August 2007
A very bad left wrist injury got Robin
in the opening match of the Rogers Masters. He was leading 2-0 in the
opening set, when got injured. The on-court trainer immediately declared
him unable to continue.
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Tough draw in Montreal
06 August 2007
Robin got a tough draw for the first of the hardcourt tournaments in the summer. He'll open againjst the former number one Marat Safin and then if he goes through will have to meet the world number two Rafael Nadal
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Not so close loss to Moya
13 July 2007
Soderling lost the quarterfinal in Bastad to Carlos Moya in straight sets today. He didn't serve well enough and was unable to save any of the three breakpoints he faced. On the other side the Spaniard defended well and saved all five chances for break for Robin.
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Third set tiebreak against Verdasco
13 July 2007
The claycourt specialist Fernando Verdasco proved to be a big hurdle for Robin, as he had to overtook a 0-3 disadvantage in the final set to finally clinch the match in a decisive tiebreak. He'll play in the quarterfinal against Carlos Moya.
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Robin now:
Injured
Left wrist |
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This Week:
If Stockholm Open
Stockholm, Sweden
Surface: Hard
BA-CA Tennis Trophy
Vienna, Austria
Surface: Hard
ATP Kremlin Cup
Moscow, Russia
Surface: Hard |
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Last
Week:
Robin Soderling
Injured
Tournaments:
AIG Japan Open Tennis
Championships
Tokyo, Japan
Surface: Hard
Open de Moselle
Metz, France
Surface: Hard |
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Next Week:
Mutua Madrilena
Masters Madrid
Madrid, Spain
Surface: Hard |
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Next Tournaments
for Robin Soderling:
No tournaments
scheduled for 2007 |
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ATP
Ranking
07 October 2007: |
| 1. |
Roger Federer |
7355 |
| 2. |
Rafael Nadal |
5385 |
| 3. |
Novak Djokovic |
4145 |
| 4. |
N. Davydenko |
3255 |
| 5. |
Andy Roddick |
2540 |
| 6. |
F. Gonzalez |
2360 |
| 7. |
James Blake |
2235 |
| 8. |
David Ferrer |
2130 |
| 9. |
Tommy Robredo |
2035 |
| 10. |
Tomas Berdych |
1950 |
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| 34. |
Robin Soderling |
890 |
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ATP
Champions Race
07 October 2007: |
| 1. |
Roger Federer |
1171 |
| 2. |
Rafael Nadal |
1012 |
| 3. |
Novak Djokovic |
802 |
| 4. |
N. Davydenko |
485 |
| 5. |
Andy Roddick |
466 |
| 6. |
David Ferrer |
424 |
| 7. |
F. Gonzalez |
331 |
| 8. |
Tommy Robredo |
327 |
| 9. |
James Blake |
321 |
| 10. |
Richard Gasquet |
320 |
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| 34. |
Robin Soderling |
143 |
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Year to date
prize money won:
$428,420 |
Year to date match record:
24 - 16 |
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