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Ho hum, Roger Federer did his thing. But the Western & Southern Open showcased a lot more than one rejuvenated superstar.

Strange but true: Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer head into Miami looking to play the role of spoiler.

Shanghai is a wonderful venue. But hosting the year-end championships did little for the game of tennis.

How do you think outside the box when you've spend you're entire life in it? Such is the question for new WTA chairman and CEO Stacey Allaster.

Some things never change, or so it seems. With the top four men's seeds reaching the Aussie semis, it's going to be a long year for the contenders.

We'd like to personally thank Novak Djokovic for bringing some order to this chaotic season.

Novak Djokovic already has secured the top ranking. But there are plenty of unknowns heading into the year-end championships.

With the higher-ranked names out of the picture, the lesser-ranked players are making their own brand of noise on the ATP and WTA tours, Peter Bodo writes.

Does it matter if Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer are in the same group at the World Tour Finals?

Hey, Serena Williams, how about a moratorium on the perpetual Twitter updates? And, Novak Djokovic, no more Davis Cup discourse. It's a new year, and we've made the player's resolutions.

Don't turn out those lights just yet, Irene. It looks like Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are going to keep a good thing going, writes Peter Bodo

The blue-chip World Tour Finals format is like eating chocolate three times a day. It's good -- even great -- for a while. But eventually, it loses its appeal.

Have a confident year-end championship prediction? Considering the field's form, fatigue and fluster, we urge you to start hedging your bets now.

We saw inexplicable lapses at Indian Wells by the games premier players. Here's why that same vulnerability might also manifest in Miami.

Is the tennis landscape changing? With the Roger-Rafa rivalry ground to a halt, 2010 might shape up to be a year of transition.

After making hash of it at the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, Rafael Nadal is looking at one more chance to save a season that started spiraling downward on a chilly, damp afternoon in Paris, where he failed to win his 32nd consecutive singles match...