Home>News Center>Sports
         
 

Mighty Ljubicic puts Croatia in Davis Cup final
(Reuters)
Updated: 2005-09-26 09:10

Davydenko refused to blame the noisy crowd for the defeat, especially when they refused to be quiet when he was serving at 3-0 in the second set tiebreak.

"It was me, I didn't make any good serves in that moment of the tiebreak," said Davydenko. "The tiebreak was the crucial part of the match and he came up with the winners."

Dmitry Tursunov made the final score 3-2 when he beat Ivo Karlovic 6-4 6-4 in the dead rubber but it was scant consolation for Russia captain Shamil Tarpischev who had hoped to become the first captain to win the Fed Cup and Davis Cup in the same year after Russia's women triumphed over France last week in Paris.


Page: 123



Sun out of China Open
Shandong suffer humiliation at AFC Champions League
Sun Tiantian beat Serena Williams at China Open
 
  Today's Top News     Top Sports News
 

Rate measures to help banks reduce risks

 

   
 

HK legislators start historic mainland visit

 

   
 

Damrey smashes into South China

 

   
 

China Open: Chinese duo fail to make history

 

   
 

Rita's destruction falls short of fears

 

   
 

China, India set for fresh border talks

 

   
  Mighty Ljubicic puts Croatia in Davis Cup final
   
  Alonso becomes youngest Formula One champion
   
  Russia's Kirilenko wins China Open
   
  Injured Sharapova quits at China Open
   
  Owen winner sinks Man City
   
  Blackburn stun Manchester United
   
 
  Go to Another Section  
 
 
  Story Tools  
   
  Related Stories  
   
Davis Cup: Argentina, Russia, Slovakia and Croatia through to semis
   
Argentina takes 2-1 lead over Australia
   
Argentina draw level with Australia
   
Hewitt and Coria trade insults after match
   
Hewitt wins to give Australia early lead in Davis Cup
   
Pakistan and Taiwan share opening day honours
   
Croatia beats U.S. again in Davis Cup
Advertisement