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| Time | Event | Results | |
|---|---|---|---|
08/17 14:00PM  | Women's Doubles Bronze-Medal Match (CHN) - (UKR) | Official | |
08/17 14:00PM | Women's Singles Gold-Medal Match Elena DEMENTIEVA (RUS) - Dinara SAFINA (RUS) | Official | |
| 08/17 14:00PM | Women's Singles Bronze-Medal Match Vera ZVONAREVA (RUS) - Na LI (CHN) | Official | |
08/17 15:30PM  | Men's Singles Gold-Medal Match Fernando GONZALEZ (CHI) - Rafael NADAL (ESP) | Official | |
08/17  | Women's Doubles Gold-Medal Match (ESP) - (USA) | Official |
Swinging back into form Roger Federer's career wasn't going to be defined by one victory over Tomas Berdych, but to highlight the significance of the win, writes TENNIS.com's Ed McGrogan, one must only look the struggles he's endured.
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Roger Federer and Stanislas Wawrinka claimed a gold medal for Switzlerland when they outlasted Sweden.
A look at the Russians (Elena Dementieva, Dinara Safina and Vera Zvonareva) that swept women's singles.
Elena Dementieva overcame Dinara Safina in three sets to claim her second Olympic medal but first gold.
Serena and Venus Williams, after being ousted early in singles, kept their unbeaten Olympic doubles record intact.
A day before being named the world's No. 1 player, Rafael Nadal added another accomplishment to his 2008.
Fernando Gonzalez enjoyed the Olympic podium for the second consecutive Games after winning bronze in 2004.
