Former U.S. Open Champion Withdrew from the

WHITE PLAINS, New York, Kompas.com -Former champion Svetlana Kuznetsova, and Kaia Kanepi and Flavia Pennetta ensured absent from the US Open grand slam tournaments.

The U.S. Tennis Association, however, does not mention the reason for the resignation of the players.

Kuznetsova won the U.s. open in 2004 as well as the other grand slam tournaments won, the French open in 2009. Russia was once a player ranked 2nd world, though currently derailed in position 48.

While the player Kaia Kanepi, Estonia is indeed fighting grips the heel injury. The injury that has made the Wimbledon and Olympic absentee, last July.

While tennis player Flavia Pennetta, Italy is now ranked 18th bercokol.

Us open grand slam tournaments will begin Monday of next week. While drawing will be conducted Thursday (23/8).

Former World Heavyweight Boxing Champion, Dies

NEW YORK, KOMPAS.com — Former World Heavyweight boxing champion, Michael Dokes, died after suffering cancer of the lever.

Dokes died at the age of 54. He captured the title of world champion by beating KO Boxer Mike Weaver on December 10, 1982.

After the fight, fight series on Dokes in the face of losing his title boxing South Africa, Gerrie Coetzee.

After losing to face Evander Holyfield and Riddick Bowe, Dokes resigned in 1997 with a record of 53 WINS, fought six times, losing twice and draw.

After retiring, Dokes was languishing in jail for eight years between 2000-2008 because convicted in assassination, kidnapping, and sexual assault against his girlfriend.