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October 07, 2011
Marat Safin says former top-ranked tennis player Dinara Safina, his younger sister, has retired from tennis.
Safin told the Russian sports agency R-Sport that the 25-year-old Safina considers her decision ''as a next step in her life.'' Safin is a two-time Grand Slam tournament winner now retired.
Safina turned pro in 2001 and won 12 titles on the WTA Tour. She...
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October 06, 2011
Safin says Safina is Done:
Marat Safin says that his little sister Dinara Safina is finished on the tennis circuit. The former world No.1 has not been seen since May and has struggled tremendously over the past two years with a back injury that has seriously limited her playing time. She has dropped as low as No.129 in the world. “Dinara was injured two years ago, in Beijing...
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October 07, 2011
Because she reached No. 1 in the rankings at the age of 22 and never backed it up with a Grand Slam victory, history will remember Dinara Safina more for what she didn't do than what she did. The Russian made three appearances in Grand Slam finals, won 12 singles titles, took home an Olympic silver medal and became part of the first brother-sister tandem to ever reach No. 1...
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October 07, 2011
Marat Safin says former top-ranked tennis player Dinara Safina, his younger sister, has retired from tennis.
Via Sign on San Diego
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October 07, 2011
Former top-ranked player Dinara Safina has retired from tennis, according to her brother Marat Safin.
Via Yahoo! Sports
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October 07, 2011
Dinara Safina says she hasn't decided yet if she will keep playing tennis, contradicting brother Marat Safin's announcement that she had retired. The former top-ranked player said on Twitter there has been no official announcement and asks that she be given "some time and I'll let u all know." Safin said earlier Friday that his younger sister had decided to...
Via Yahoo! Sports
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October 07, 2011
Former top-ranked player Dinara Safina has retired from tennis, according to her brother Marat Safin. Safin told Russian sports agency R-Sport on Friday that the 25-year-old Safina considers her decision "as a next step in her life." In May, Safina took an indefinite break from tennis in hopes of recovering from chronic back pain.
Via CBSSports
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October 07, 2011
Marat Safin says former top-ranked tennis player Dinara Safina, his younger sister, has retired from tennis.
Via CBSSports
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October 07, 2011
Dinara Safina says she hasn't made a final decision on her tennis future, contradicting her brother Marat Safin's announcement that she had retired.
Via ESPN
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October 07, 2011
Dinara Safina says she hasn't decided yet if she will keep playing tennis, contradicting brother Marat Safin's announcement that she had retired.
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