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Justine Henin, Marat Safin Among Four Inducted Into International Tennis Hall of Fame
Justine Henin won seven Grand Slam singles titles and spent 117 weeks atop the WTA rankings, while Marat Safin collected two major crowns and spent nine weeks atop the ATP rankings.
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Marat Safin Inducted Into International Tennis Hall of Fame
Marat Safin was announced as a candidate for the induction into the Hall of Fame in October 2015 together with Belgium's Justine Henin, a former women's singles No.1 and seven-time major champion, and Helena Sukova from the Czech Republic, who won 14 major titles in doubles and mixed doubles.
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International Premier Tennis League: Japan Warriors Beat Philippine Mavericks
Marat Safin and Leander Paes won their respective matches to help Japan Warriors thrash Philippine Mavericks 29-15 in their International Premier Tennis League clash.
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Justine Henin And Marat Safin Nominated For Hall of Fame
Justine Henin, 33, won seven Grand Slam singles titles, including four French Opens, two US Opens and an Australian Open crown. Marat Safin, 35, won the 2000 US Open and the 2005 Australian Open
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French Open: Boran Coric reminds me of me, Says Novak Djokovic
Boran Coric, 18, became the youngest player to reach the third round in the French Open since Marat Safin in 1998 when he defeated veteran Spaniard Tommy Robredo, a four-time quarter-finalist, 7-5, 3-6, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4.
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Nikolay Davydenko considering entering politics after tennis career
Davydenko pointed to his longtime mentor and former world No.1 Marat Safin as an example, was elected to the lower house of parliament in 2011, representing the Nizhny Novgorod region for President Vladimir Putin's United Russia party.
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Marat Safin wins seat in Russian legislature
Former top-ranked tennis player Marat Safin has won a seat in Russia's lower house of Parliament and will represent the pro-Kremlin party United Russia.
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Marat Safin elected to Russian Federal Parliament
After a sporting career that was marked by aggression and fighting spirit, former Russian Tennis player Marat Safin has been elected into the lower house of the Russian Parliament.
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Safin may become Russian president: Sampras
Two-time Grand Slam winner Marat Safin of Russia, who has entered politics, has all chances to become the president in the next 20 years, former world No.1 and American tennis player Pete Sampras has said.
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Safin targets Russian parliament seat
Former world number one and double Grand Slam title winner Marat Safin on Thursday became the latest Russian tennis player to confirm he intends to run for his country's parliament.
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Safin bids farewell to tennis in Paris
Well known for furious rants, throwing his racket and a rock 'n' roll lifestyle, Marat Safin would rather remember the hard work he put in during a 12-year career marked by two Grand Slam titles and a Davis Cup win.
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Del Potro ends Marat Safin's career in Paris
Juan Manuel del Potro ended Marat Safin's career on Wednesday, beating the two-time Grand Slam title winner 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 in the 2nd round of the Paris Masters.
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Del Potro ends Marat Safin's career in Paris
Juan Manuel del Potro ended Marat Safin's career on Wednesday, beating the two-time Grand Slam title winner 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 in the 2nd round of the Paris Masters.
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Agassi should give his titles back: Safin
Marat Safin believes that Andre Agassi should give his tennis titles back after confessing he tested positive for a banned substance during his career and lied about it to the ATP.
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Safin extends career by winning at Paris Masters
Marat Safin extended his career by at least one more round, saving three match points to beat French qualifier Thierry Ascione 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (3) at the Paris Masters.
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Justine Henin, Marat Safin Among Four Inducted Into International Tennis Hall of Fame
Justine Henin won seven Grand Slam singles titles and spent 117 weeks atop the WTA rankings, while Marat Safin collected two major crowns and spent nine weeks atop the ATP rankings.
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Marat Safin Inducted Into International Tennis Hall of Fame
Marat Safin was announced as a candidate for the induction into the Hall of Fame in October 2015 together with Belgium's Justine Henin, a former women's singles No.1 and seven-time major champion, and Helena Sukova from the Czech Republic, who won 14 major titles in doubles and mixed doubles.
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International Premier Tennis League: Japan Warriors Beat Philippine Mavericks
Marat Safin and Leander Paes won their respective matches to help Japan Warriors thrash Philippine Mavericks 29-15 in their International Premier Tennis League clash.
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Justine Henin And Marat Safin Nominated For Hall of Fame
Justine Henin, 33, won seven Grand Slam singles titles, including four French Opens, two US Opens and an Australian Open crown. Marat Safin, 35, won the 2000 US Open and the 2005 Australian Open
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French Open: Boran Coric reminds me of me, Says Novak Djokovic
Boran Coric, 18, became the youngest player to reach the third round in the French Open since Marat Safin in 1998 when he defeated veteran Spaniard Tommy Robredo, a four-time quarter-finalist, 7-5, 3-6, 6-2, 4-6, 6-4.
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Nikolay Davydenko considering entering politics after tennis career
Davydenko pointed to his longtime mentor and former world No.1 Marat Safin as an example, was elected to the lower house of parliament in 2011, representing the Nizhny Novgorod region for President Vladimir Putin's United Russia party.
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Marat Safin wins seat in Russian legislature
Former top-ranked tennis player Marat Safin has won a seat in Russia's lower house of Parliament and will represent the pro-Kremlin party United Russia.
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Marat Safin elected to Russian Federal Parliament
After a sporting career that was marked by aggression and fighting spirit, former Russian Tennis player Marat Safin has been elected into the lower house of the Russian Parliament.
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Safin may become Russian president: Sampras
Two-time Grand Slam winner Marat Safin of Russia, who has entered politics, has all chances to become the president in the next 20 years, former world No.1 and American tennis player Pete Sampras has said.
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Safin targets Russian parliament seat
Former world number one and double Grand Slam title winner Marat Safin on Thursday became the latest Russian tennis player to confirm he intends to run for his country's parliament.
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Safin bids farewell to tennis in Paris
Well known for furious rants, throwing his racket and a rock 'n' roll lifestyle, Marat Safin would rather remember the hard work he put in during a 12-year career marked by two Grand Slam titles and a Davis Cup win.
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Del Potro ends Marat Safin's career in Paris
Juan Manuel del Potro ended Marat Safin's career on Wednesday, beating the two-time Grand Slam title winner 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 in the 2nd round of the Paris Masters.
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Del Potro ends Marat Safin's career in Paris
Juan Manuel del Potro ended Marat Safin's career on Wednesday, beating the two-time Grand Slam title winner 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 in the 2nd round of the Paris Masters.
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Agassi should give his titles back: Safin
Marat Safin believes that Andre Agassi should give his tennis titles back after confessing he tested positive for a banned substance during his career and lied about it to the ATP.
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Safin extends career by winning at Paris Masters
Marat Safin extended his career by at least one more round, saving three match points to beat French qualifier Thierry Ascione 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (3) at the Paris Masters.
