Some say he is just lucky. Others think he has no luck at all.
GOLD COAST, Australia: China's Li Na made it two-for-two in career matches against Nicole Vaidisova, beating the top-seeded Czech player 6-3, 6-3 yesterday in an Australian women's hardcourt quarterfinal.
The Guangdong Horses were predictable heroes in what turned out to be one of the most unpredictable Chinese Basketball Association CBA seasons on record.
After being offered more than one million dollars as a reward, China's national soccer team players have vowed to play for their lives and qualify for the 2010 World Cup, state press said yesterday.
The year of the pig was a squealing success for China in the NBA. Even while the domestic game seemed to take a step back as the national team got roundly pounded in international play and the CBA saw its ratings spiral downward, fervent responses to events such as the Steve Nash-Yao Ming Charity Game and the NBA China Games proved how deeply rooted the NBA already is in the Chinese psyche.
PERTH, Australia: Four years after bursting onto the tennis scene as a precocious teenager, France's Tatiana Golovin believes she is ready to make the quantum leap from talented youngster to top-10 player.
KAPALUA, Hawaii: American Brandt Snedeker has set his sights on golf's biggest events in 2008 after being voted PGA Tour Rookie of the Year in his maiden campaign.
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