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Grigor Dimitrov

Grigor Dimitrov lost the match against the world's number 8 Gilles Simon in the first round of the Marseille Tournament.
Second-seeded Gilles Simon came back from 5-2 down in the last set to beat Grigor Dimitrov 4-6, 6-3, 7-5 in the first round of the Open 13 on Tuesday.

The Bulgarian was very near the success, after leading with 5:2 in the decisive third set and 30:0 points in the game, but eventually was defeated by the hosts' representative with 6:4, 3:6, 5:7.

The Bulgarian started the match in a very confident way and did not seem embarrassed by his rival's class.

Dimitrov, who won two junior grand slam titles last year, served for the match and was two points from victory over the 2007 champion.

"From the moment I broke back, I felt much better," Simon said. "That hurt him physically and mentally, and I won the next games quite easily."

He saved three break points at 5-4 to take the first set. The eighth-ranked Simon broke Dimitrov at 2-1 in the second set and held on to tie it at one set apiece.

"It was very tough," Simon said. "I played against a very solid opponent who's really strong behind the baseline. He showed that he has the level to compete against the very best."

Grigor leaves the tournament without any points for his active but the fact that he played an equal match against France's No. 1 and winning a set against a tennis player of the world's top 10 may be enough for his confidence for now.

Madonna in Bulgaria in 2009!

In 2009 Madonna's tour "Sticky &Sweet Tour" will include Bulgaria! The tour will also go through Bulgaria, Hungary, Russia, Romania and Serbia.
The specific dates will be published on http://www.madonna.com/, Live Nation, the superstar's producers announce.

On January 28 Madonna announced that she's coming back to Europe and will visit places she's never been to.

Several days later the Queen of Pop announced that Bulgaria is also among those countries. The tour starts in July 4 in London.

"This will be my first time", Madonna shares. "I've never made such a big tour before. I'm so excited to visit places totally unknown to me".

The "Sticky&Sweet" Tour is already a record breaking tour as the most successful tour of a solo-performer in the history of music. Madonna has earned $ 290 mln from this tour.

It is still unspecified who the Bulgarian promoter will be, but the opening act most probably will be Paul Oakenfold, as he supports Madonna in all her stadium concerts.

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Bulgaria's Neykova holds off Guerette, wins Rowing's first gold

(BEIJING, August 16) -- Rumyana Neykova of Bulgaria won gold in the Women's Single Sculls on the first day of medal races in Shunyi, finishing in 7:22.34 to hold off Michella Guerette of the United States by 0.44 seconds. Bronze went to Ekaterina Karsten of Belarus who finished in 7:23.98.

Neykova nearly beat pre-regatta favorite Ekaterina Karsten of Belarus in the semifinals, falling short by just 0.43 seconds. But the tables were turned in he final, as Neykova grabbed the narrow victory and handed Karsten her first defeat in the Single Sculls since 2005.

Miroslava Knapkova of the Czech Republic was in the lead for the first half of the race, but fell behind and finished in fifth. US rower Guerette in contrast was at the back of the pack for the first half of the race, but pushed into third at the 1500m and missed gold by a hair.

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CSKA Gets Kicked out of UEFA Tournaments

FC CSKA, which won the Bulgarian championship title this year, will relegate to the third division and will be banned from participation in the UEFA Champions League. This punishment fell on the heads of the Red club yesterday at noon, as it was announced by officials from the Bulgarian Football Union (BFU) - Krassin Krustev, Chairman of the BFU Licenses Committee, Nikolay Georgiev, Chairman of the BFU Appellate Licensing Committee and head of directorate with the Council of Ministers, and Borislav Popov, BFU Executive Director - at a press conference. The Reds will hardly get away with this unprecedented scandal in the history of the Bulgarian football.
In a desperate attempt to save face, the management of FC CSKA sent a heart-breaking letter to UEFA President Michel Platini, begging him for a delay by June 5 to settle the affairs of the club. In the letter they entreat him for the delay considering the Bulgaria's reality and the club's rich history and undeniable authority, but no reply was received until late last night.
The Standart was told that FC CSKA President Alexander Tomov and Emil Kostadinov, member of the FC CSKA Supervisory Board, had assured BFU President Borislav Mihaylov of that the club's debts would be paid by today, and in a few days the club would have a new owner.
CSKA, however, hardly believe that the letter will move Mr. Platini, but their chances to escape a relegation to the third division are fairer. To stay in the A group, they should settle all financial matters of the club and rely on the mercy of the BFU Executive Committee. The Committee may allow the Red to stay in the elite, but such a decision may compromise their authority before UEFA.
Tatyana Veleva
Ivaylo Yolchev
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