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It's the weaker group at the Masters Cup -- if you can call the No. 2 player and the hottest hitting guy on tour weak.

Story | Conversation | November 15, 2004

Roger Federer's style is a throwback to the players of old, while Marat Safin comes at you full force.

Don't be surprised if Andy Roddick finishes this year No. 1 because he has the game that can succeed on indoor surfaces.

There likely won't be an all-American final as Juan Carlos Ferrero wants to win the fight for No. 1.

The men have to play four days in a row, and that might benefit the younger players in the draw.

Under the guidance of Brad Gilbert, Andy Roddick should reach his first Wimbledon semifinal.

There's no way that Albert Costa can keep going, so expect Tommy Robredo's run to continue.

Defending champion Albert Costa won't have much anything to give after three consecutive five-set matches.

This year's French Open is interesting because there is no single person who is the heavy favorite.

Andre Agassi is going to be a heavy, heavy favorite in Sunday's final against Rainer Schuettler.

Provided Andy Roddick's legs hold out in the semifinal it could be an all-American final between Roddick and Agassi.

Andy Roddick needs to take advantage of the draw opening up to reach his first Grand Slam semifinal.

Everyone in Australia will be enthralled if Andre Agassi plays Lleyton Hewitt in the final.

Marat Safin withdrawing opens up the top half of the draw, but Agassi is still favored to reach the final.

In any tournament, you have to list Lleyton Hewitt as a top contender to win the title.

No man has really gotten on a roll this summer, but Lleyton Hewitt is the defending champ and No. 1 player.