MELBOURNE, Australia -- Montreals Eugenie Bouchard reached the fourth round of a
Grand Slam for the first time on Friday as the 30th seed beat American Lauren
Davis 6-2, 6-2 at the Australian Open.
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Bouchard, 19, became the first Canadian woman to reach the round of 16 in
Australia since Maureen Drake in 1999. Alexsandra Wozniak of Blainville, Que.,
got this far at the French Open in 2009 before losing to Serena Williams. "I
thought I played well, tried to be aggressive, really tried to control the
point," said Bouchard. Davis, No. 68 on the WTAs singles list, lost in 70
minutes as both players battled on the fifth day of a record heat wave and
temperatures in the mid-40s C. "It was definitely hot today, the hottest I felt
in any of my matches so far," said Bouchard. "I was happy to win in straight
sets." Bouchard, the 30th seed, will next play unseeded Australian Casey
Dellacqua, who beat Zheng Jie of China 6-2, 6-4 Bouchard earned her quick win on
a second match point, which she set up with a forehand winner in the corner
after a 16-shot rally. The Montrealer took a 5-1 lead in the opening set but
failed to serve out in the next game, with Davis climbing to 2-5. Bouchard took
the opener in the next game before taking control and running out the victory.
Bouchard ended the match with four aces, breaking on five of eight chances, with
18 winners and 23 unforced errors. "I always want to do better, I think its just
a step in the process," Bouchard said of her fourth-round achievement. "Im
trying to always improve on the court. I think I played better today, thats what
Im most happy about." Dellacqua, unseeded in Melbourne and ranked No. 120 in the
world, said she will face a battle against what she called Bouchards great
server. "Its going to be another challenge for me ... I know it will be tough
against Eugenie." Bouchard also won her opening doubles match with last-minute
partner Vera Dushevina of Russia. They defeated beating Yalena Solovieva and
Elena Svitolina of the Ukraine 6-3, 6-1 in a meeting of unseeded pairs. Milos
Raonic of Thornhill, Ont., the 11th seed, will play his third round match on
Saturday against No. 22 Grigor Dimitrov of Bulgaria.
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team in the next few weeks. Rose tore the meniscus in his right knee at Portland
in November and was ruled out for the remainder of the season by the Bulls.
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as the Avalanche beat the New Jersey Devils 2-1 on Thursday night.KAPALUA,
Hawaii - Four years later, the words of Jack Nicklaus resonate even louder. "If
Tiger is going to pass my record, this is a big year for him in that regard,"
Nicklaus said at the start of 2010. Nicklaus was referring to his record 18
majors, and the major championship venues that favoured Woods - Augusta
National, Pebble Beach and St. Andrews, all courses where he had won before.
Woods never had a serious chance on the back nine of any major that year. His
tally remains at 14. And that makes 2014 even bigger. Woods is facing another
favourable menu of major championship sites. He already has won majors at
Augusta, Royal Liverpool (British Open) and Valhalla (PGA Championship). The
U.S. Open is at Pinehurst No. 2, were Woods was third in 1999 and runner-up in
2005. "Im trending in the right way," Woods said recently. "Ive finished third,
second ... you get the picture, right? OK." A new year begins Friday at the
Tournament of Champions at Kapalua, and while Woods is among PGA Tour winners
who chose to sit this one out, his performance in the majors this year figures
to be a major topic of conversation over the next eight months. "I always think
that the Masters signals a lot with Tiger," NBC analyst Johnny Miller said
during a conference call. "If he doesnt win the Masters, I think it gives a
great, big Uh-oh, because that course is so perfect for his game. Ill leave it
at that. But if he wants to get off on the right foot, I think he needs to get
off at the Masters." Theres a big difference with Woods the last time he faced
such a tantalizing rotation of majors. Nicklaus spoke of a "big year" when Woods
was more of a mystery than ever. No one had seen Woods in more than a month
going into 2010 and didnt even know where he was. His personal life at home, his
mystique in golf and his appeal in the corporate world were crumbling in
spectacular fashion. Now, he is No. 1 in the world. He won five times last year
against some of the strongest fields. He won the Vardon Trophy for the ninth
time, the PGA Tour money title for the 10th time and was voted PGA Tour player
of the year for the 11th time. Still, there remains an uncertainty about Woods,
mainly because he hasnt won a major since 2008 and he hasnt broken 70 on the
weekend of any major since the 2011 Masters. Thats a startling statistic for a
guy who has built a reputation as golfs greatest closer. "Its getting much
harder for Tiger because guys are not wilting on him," Miller said.
&qquot;So hes got a double whammy in that hes not able to close as well as
he used to, and then the guys are more heroic against him like they never were
before.
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Yeah, youre Tiger Woods and youre the greatest ever, but now at your age, I can
beat you. He needs to do it in the majors." Will familiar venues help? Not
necessarily. Woods forever is linked with Augusta National because of his record
score (270) and margin of victory (12 shots) in the 1997 Masters, his
back-to-back wins (2001-02) and that magic moment with his chip on the 16th hole
that led to his playoff win in 2005. But he has not added to his wardrobe of
green jackets in eight years, his longest drought in any major. Who saw that
coming? And while he is trending in the right direction at Pinehurst No. 2, the
Donald Ross design has gone through a restoration project that eliminated rough
and replaced it with sandy dunes, pine straw and wire grass. Woods won the 2006
British Open at Royal Liverpool when it was firm and fiery, a links that was
more yellow than green because of a dry summer. Woods hit only one driver the
entire week. It might not be the same course if England gets a wet summer — and
yes, it does rain in England — and players see Hoylake green, lush and longer.
Valhalla is where Woods made what he considers the biggest putt of his career, a
6-footer on the final hole for birdie to force a playoff that he won over
Bob May in the PGA Championship. It gave Woods his third straight major in that
amazing summer of 2000. If that seems like a long time ago, it was. Woods will
not have seen Valhalla in 14 years when he returns this summer. The best gauge
of Woods and his pursuit of Nicklaus is more about him than the course he is
playing. More than St. Andrews or Pebble Beach, more than Hoylake or Valhalla,
its best to consider Southern Hills. Thats the course that supposedly gave Woods
fits because of its tight, bending, tree-lined fairways. Woods won the 2007 PGA
Championship that year, proof that when hes on his game and in the right frame
of mind, he can win any major on any course. More significant than where the
majors are played in 2014 is the fact Woods turned 38 on Monday. By age alone,
Woods has been ahead of Nicklaus pace in the majors since winning his seventh
major in 2002 Masters at age 26. They are tied now. Nicklaus also had 14 majors
when he turned 38, and then he added his 15th major that summer in the British
Open. Thats what makes this a big year for Woods.
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