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By handing a wild card entry to a player who hasn't won a tournament this year based only on her hometown appeal, the WTA is shooting the year-end Tournament of Champions' credibility in the foot, Peter Bodo writes.

Ana Ivanovic looks like she's on her way back from the depths of despair. Perhaps Caroline Wozniacki should consider asking her for advice.

So now that the tournament after the season-ending championship is over, we can finally look at what's in store for 2012. And, of course, it all begins with Serena Williams.

Maybe it's too late, but can the resurgent Novak Djokovic's example rub off on the two struggling Serbian women?

Ana Ivanovic told the Rogers Cup to take a hike. And rightfully so, considering the tournament director's mixed messages.

The WTA has its share of attractive, marketable stars, but are Ana Ivanovic and others competitors or merely brands? Women's tennis is suffering from an identity crisis that needs solving right now.

One of the biggest questions in women's tennis these days isn't a very pleasant one: How much worse can things get for Ana Ivanovic? The 22-year-old Serbian had the world eating out of her hand as little as 18 months ago before a horrific tailspin, ...

The first round of Fed Cup starts Saturday, and you can almost hear the collective groan going up in some places. Who cares about Fed Cup, right? Well, obviously Venus and Serena Williams don't care much about the event -- at least not any more. But...

Jelena Jankovic and Ana Ivanovic should get used to fame and its peculiarities. There's no escaping the kind that they'll continue to earn in the years to come, as they travel the world putting a new face on their tiny homeland.