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Nadal routs Raonic to close on eighth Barcelona title

Apr 28, 2013

Chasing a fourth title of the year after returning from a seven-month injury layoff in February, Nadal recovered from a slow start on the clay at the Real Club de Tenis. #Rafael Nadal #Tennis #NewsTracker #Nicolas Almagro #Milos Raonic
Aus Open: Ignore statistics when Federer faces Raonic

Jan 20, 2013

At the start of the 2013 season, Federer had won 76 titles and more than $76 million in prize money. Raonic, three titles and just under $2 million. #Tennis #Roger Federer #Milos Raonic #Australian Open 2013
Nishikori stuns Murray-slayer Raonic to win Japan Open

Oct 08, 2012

"I don't know what I'm going to do with a year's worth of Corona beer," added Nishikori, sheepishly referring to a bonus gift from tournament sponsors. "I don't even like beer." Nishikori beat Raonic 7-6, 3-6, 6-0 in the final on Sunday. #Sports #Tennis #NewsTracker #Kei Nishikori #Japan Open #Milos Raonic

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Top seed Raonic beaten by Dodig at Eastbourne

2013-06-20 01:02:00

Â Canada’s Milos Raonic returns during his men’s singles match against Croatia’s Ivan Dodig at the AEGON International tennis tournament in Eastbourne, southern England, on June 19, 2013. Photograph by: GLYN KIRK , AFP/Getty Images EASTBOURNE, England â #Ivan Dodig #Canada
CityNews.ca
Top-seeded Canadian Raonic beaten by Dodig at Eastbourne tennis tournament

2013-06-19 15:53:00

It wasn’t quite the Wimbledon warmup Canadian Milos Raonic was hoping for. The top seed from Thornhill, Ont., dropped his second-round match Wednesday at the Eastbourne grass-court tournament, falling 6-2, 7-6 (7) decision to Croatian Ivan Dodig. The Eas #Ivan Dodig #Toronto #Robert Lindstedt
Times of India
Raonic beaten by Dodig at Eastbourne

2013-06-19 21:55:00

EASTBOURNE (England): Top-seeded Milos Raonic was beaten 6-2, 7-6 (7) by Croatia's Ivan Dodig in the second round at the Eastbourne grass-court tournament on Wednesday. The Canadian struggled from the start, dropping his serve in the opening game and the #Ivan Dodig #Feliciano Lopez #Gilles Simon

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