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If Rafael Nadal is going to win Wimbledon for a third time, he'll have to do it the hard way.

Wimbledon is a critical time for the ultra-talented Nicolas Almagro. He's in a bad place right now and his past failures are weighing on him.

Anyone outside the big four and Serena Williams is considered an outsider for the title, but there are others worth looking out for on the lawns of SW19.

Top-seeded Andy Murray rallied to beat defending champion Marin Cilic 5-7, 7-5, 6-3 on Sunday to win the Queen's Club tournament for the third time.

Top-seeded Andy Murray and defending champion Marin Cilic will play in the final at Queen's Club after both earned three-set victories on Saturday.

Two-time former champion Andy Murray edged Benjamin Becker 6-4, 7-6 (3) Friday to reach the semifinals at Queen's Club.

Australia's Lleyton Hewitt upset American Sam Querrey 5-7, 6-3, 6-4 Thursday at the Queen's Club grass-court tournament.

In ESPN The Magazine, Shaun Assael writes about Laura Robson, Bernard Tomic, Kei Nishikori, Milos Raonic and Jerzy Janowicz -- four aces who will be rewriting storylines at this year's Wimbledon.

With Rafael Nadal's eighth French Open title, he's now set a new standard in tennis.

Quite frankly, this one was exhausting to watch. But Rafael Nadal ended his marathon semifinal in a familiar place.

Who will win the French Open? Williams or Sharapova?...

It wasn't unthinkable that Jo-Wilfried Tsonga could beat Roger Federer. On clay. In Paris. At Roland Garros. Maybe it was even likely. Tsonga is one of a handful of men who knows how to play Federer on any surface, how to stand strong under his relen...

Make no mistake. While most eyes will be on Rafael Nadal-Novak Djokovic, France will be in lockdown when Jo-Wilfried Tsonga takes the court.

Andy Murray is set to make his return from a back injury in next week's grass-court tournament at Queen's Club in London.

Some may call tennis big four boring, but over the years, they have shown their flashes of humor every once in a while, Kamakshi Tandon writes.

The panic across tennis circles every time Rafael Nadal drops a set at the French Open only validates his untouchable accomplishments.