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Fed Cup Australia v Switzerland: Sam Stosur Day 1 interview
Duration: 1.23 Sam Stosur chats to tennis.com.au about her first rubber win over Timea Bacsinszky in the Fed Cup World Group II clash between Australia and Switzerland in Fribourg. View more...
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Sam not dwelling on Brisbane loss
4 January 2012
US Open champion Sam Stosur has been defeated in the second round of the Brisbane International. Read more
Brisbane International 2012 Round 1
3 January 2012
Sam’s first match as a Grand Slam champion at her home tournament, the Brisbane International, went to plan for the Queenslander. Check out some shots of her 6-2 6-3 win over Belarussian Anastasia Yakimova. Read more
Sam through to second round
3 January 2012
Sam Stosur has snared her first win as a Grand Slam champion on home turf in front of a record crowd with a straight sets, 6-2 6-3, defeat of Belarussian Anastasia Yakimova. Read more
Up to the challenge
1 January 2012
Despite a tough draw hitting Sam Stosur this morning, the No.1 seed is welcoming the challenge, declaring whoever manages to get through the draw as the well-deserved champion. Read more
Streets Beach, Southbank
30 December 2011
I went down to Streets Beach in Southbank today, take a look at the pics! Read more
Sam ready for Brisbane
30 December 2011
Sunburn across her ripped shoulders hints at a gruelling off-season as Sam Stosur attempts to build on a watershed Grand Slam breakthrough, this time on home turf. Read more
Sam to start 2012 in Brisbane
19 September 2011
US Open singles champion Sam Stosur confirmed today that she will start her tennis year in her hometown tournament, the Brisbane International. Read more
Sam upsets Sugiyama
5 January 2009

Australian Samantha Stosur has kicked off her Brisbane International journey with an opening round win over Japanese veteran Ai Sugiyama 6-2 6-3.
Thousands of fans got behind Stosur, a Queensland local, as she started her year in the best possible way.
Stosur remained solid under pressure, saving all seven break point chances against her. She was, however, a little wasteful when presented with break point opportunities, only converting three of seven chances.
But this ultimately proved to be enough.
The win means Stosur could potentially play fellow Queenslander Isabella Holland. Seventeen-year-old Holland will have to get past Czech Lucie Safarova first though.
Holland is scheduled to meet Safarova later today on Show Court 1.
In today’s other completed match, American Amer Delic, who yesterday conquered Australian Chris Guccione, has booked a place in the final round of men’s qualifying with a 6-4 6-3 win over Italy’s Marco Crugnola.
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