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February 2009

February 07, 2009

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 Iranian women competed in tennis for the first time since 1972, 7 years prior to the revolution.They played a tie with Hong Kong at a neutral site in Australia. Since Iranian law requires all women to be covered from head to toe in public, the players wore their hijab on the courts where the temperature was near 100 degrees fahrenheit. If I wore a sweatsuit on a 100 degree day I'd be sweating befoe I even started playing. They lost bad.

Hong Kong defeated Iran 3-0 in Australia.

R1 Z Yang (HKG) def S TABATABAEI (IRI) 6-0 6-0

R2 L Zhand (HKG) def G Torkaman (IRI) 6-0 6-0

R3 P Sher/ H Wu (HKG) def M Najarian/ S Tabatabaei (IRI) 6-2 7-5

 The media commened the Iranian effort and made them feel how it was an honor and historical day for their country . I say you gotta be in it to win it. They should have put up a better fight. And I love the players name tabataba. If Jamaica had a bobsled team, Iran should have a womens tennis team. For the recored, this wasn't the most lobsided win in womens tennis. In 1999, Israel beat Iceland 6-0 6-0, 6-0 6-0, and 6-0 6-0. That's what you call a can of ass wippin'. In  tennis terms, Iceland got hexabagled. Israel put 'em on ice. (See pictures below)

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February 15, 2009

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Despite being granted permission to play in Qatar last year, Israeli tennis player Shahar Peer who is ranked #48 in the world was denied acess to participate in Dubai this year. Although UAE refrenced the recent Arab Israeli conflict in Gaza as reason to prevent Peer from entry , Frenchwomen tennis player Amelie Mauresmo commmented "I think sport should be above issues like that to do with religion and wars and whatever. I'm surprised." Quite frankly, so are we too Amelie. It's even a risk for the Israeli player to play in Dubai as well. Look what happened in Munich when the Israeli athletes were kidnapped during the 1972 Olympics. Even if the Knicks wanted to draft Osama Bin Laden's grand nephew into the NBA, few would contest. Don't worry Shahar Peer , you will play on and the

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