<p> Indian tennis ace Mahesh Bhupathi today said he was working on the technicalities with his new doubles partner Rohan Bopanna, sending a clear signal once again that he was not keen on teaming up with Leander Paes ahead of the London Olympics.<br /><br />"We have to adapt to each other. We've a long season ahead. He has proved himself at the highest level both as a singles and doubles player. So I don't think it will be much of a concern," Bhupathi said about Bopanna.<br /><br />With Bopanna, Bhupathi had made a pre-quarterfinal exit in the recently-held Australian Open.<br /><br />"It's nothing to be decided by me or Leander. AITA has to decide the best team available for the Olympics," he said about their possible partnership in the July 27-August 12 London Games.<br /><br />Bhupathi hailed Paes' Australian Open triumph that completed a career Grand Slam, describing him as a wine that gets better with age.<br /><br />"The guy (Leander Paes) is just getting better with age... just like wine."<br />The pair of Paes and Bhupathi, after their split in 2006, joined hands ahead of the 2011 Australian Open, only to split late last year.<br /><br />While the Bhupathi-Bopanna duo crashed out in the Australian Open pre-quarters, Leander along with Czech Radek Stepanek won the title</p>
<p> Indian tennis ace Mahesh Bhupathi today said he was working on the technicalities with his new doubles partner Rohan Bopanna, sending a clear signal once again that he was not keen on teaming up with Leander Paes ahead of the London Olympics.<br /><br />"We have to adapt to each other. We've a long season ahead. He has proved himself at the highest level both as a singles and doubles player. So I don't think it will be much of a concern," Bhupathi said about Bopanna.<br /><br />With Bopanna, Bhupathi had made a pre-quarterfinal exit in the recently-held Australian Open.<br /><br />"It's nothing to be decided by me or Leander. AITA has to decide the best team available for the Olympics," he said about their possible partnership in the July 27-August 12 London Games.<br /><br />Bhupathi hailed Paes' Australian Open triumph that completed a career Grand Slam, describing him as a wine that gets better with age.<br /><br />"The guy (Leander Paes) is just getting better with age... just like wine."<br />The pair of Paes and Bhupathi, after their split in 2006, joined hands ahead of the 2011 Australian Open, only to split late last year.<br /><br />While the Bhupathi-Bopanna duo crashed out in the Australian Open pre-quarters, Leander along with Czech Radek Stepanek won the title</p>