One and Done for America's Sweetheart
She still squeals out "Come on'' when something goes right. She still fights to the death. And she still has BELIEVE written on her shoes.But Melanie Oudin does not believe.She became...
Melanie Oudin
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Oudin Learns the Downside of Fame
"I've gone from being just a normal tennis player,'' said Melanie, "to almost everyone in the United States knowing who I am now.'' Knowing she's a 17-year-old with a lot of heart and...
Despite Loss, Oudin's the Real Deal
By Greg GarberSpecial to ESPN.com (Archive)Updated: September 9, 2009Every so often, a young, fearless comet blazes across the broad sky that is the U.S. Open. Three decades ago, it...
More Articles
- Simply Too Much for Oudin - Greg Couch, FanHouse
- Oudin Learns the Downside of Fame - Art Spander
- Oudin's Inspiring Open is Just the Beginning - Martin Rogers, Yahoo! Sports
- Captain and the Queen Capture NYC - Art Spander, RealClearSports
- The Tiny Saviors of Women's Tennis - Koblin & Woolfe, New York Observer
- Oudin is Reason to Watch the Women - Tim Joyce, RealClearSports
- Women's Tennis is a Lonely Sport - Stephanie Myles, Montreal Gazette
- Oudin the Darling of Women's Tennis - Katie Leslie, Atlanta JC
- Captain and the Queen Capture NY - Art Spander
- Changes at the Top of US Tennis - Art Spander, RealClearSports
- Oudin is Reason to Watch the Women - Tim Joyce
- On a Day of Near Upsets, Oudin Delivers - Liz Robbins, New York Times
- Oudin Steps Up In Expectation Of Women's Tennis - C. Clarey, NYT
- Is Melanie Oudin the Future of American Tennis? - Art Spander