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This is the world's best tennis player as of all of 2005 and 6, probably all of '07 and maybe '08, Swiss player Roger Federer.	American player Andy Roddick shown here. I like him. He is nice, and good. He's number 9, and lost to Federer in the finals of the US Open 2006.	This is Ivan Ljubičić, number 3 in the world, registered in Croatia, and he looks all ready to go, all fit.	This is the best women player in the world, Amelie Mauresmo of France at Wimbledon 2006. She is throwing a powerful serve.
This is Vera Zvonareva, a Russian tennis playe, rwho won women's doubles at the 2006 U.S. Open with Nathalie Dechy of France, defeating Russia's Dinara Safina and Katarina Srebotnik of Slovenia.	This is Francesca Schiavone of Italy. She is a top-20 player and here she is playing at the Medibank International 2006.	This is Andre Agassi, a former number one tennis player of the United States of America He is married to German (Now American tennis star Steffi Graf.	This is Russian tennis player Nadia Petrova, looking all pumped. She's number 6 for womens' singles in the world. throwing a good-looking hit and a fit figure.
This is Venus Williams, formerly a number one player, sister to Serena Williams. She is from the United States of America.	This is Serena Williams, a sister to Venus Williams, registered in the United States. She has been ranked best in the world for singles before, like her sister.	This is Argentine player David Nalbandian, who is number 4 in the world. I used to often get him confused with the player from Cyprus, Marcos Bagdatis.	This is Marcos Baghdatis of Cyprus. I used to confuse him with David Nalbandian of Argentina. In the 2006 US Open, Baghdatis being the eighth seed at the time, lost to the old Andre Agassi of the United States of America, but that was not supposd to happen. He was unseeded runner-up at the Australian Open when he lost to Roger Federer.
This is former world number 1 Carlos Moya of Spain.