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"Come to Win" hammers home the point that successful people don't always win, but they nearly always learn something useful when they lose.

It may not have worked out for Venus and Serena Williams in singles competition in Paris, but pair them together and -- voila: a fourth straight Slam doubles title.

Despite a surprising ouster at Roland Garros, Roger Federer graciously appeared at a banquet to honor the last man to bump him before the semis of a major, Gustavo Kuerten. But don't take it as a sign that Fed is losing his fire.

Martina Hingis says she's feeling pretty good and misses tennis. But as she begins World Team Tennis competition, will people applaud her accomplishments or scorn her contemptuous departure from the game?

There's a strong sentiment that Mary Jo Fernandez should attend the Fed Cup finals with the girls who brung her, but the U.S. team captain can't be faulted for risking her squad's exquisite chemistry by courting the Williams sisters.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- They're even. The Fed Cup semifinalist squads from the United States and Russia, depleted by injury and disinterest, essentially have three combatants apiece instead of the requisite four. Now, finally, the story can be about who...

Considering that Martina Navratilova truly treats her body as a temple, she'll not only battle breast cancer but become an ideal advocate for awareness.

For Caroline Wozniacki, she is winning despite feeling a bit lightheaded. But for Andy Murray, we're now wondering where his head is at.

Elena Dementieva should look at playing Justine Henin early in a major tournament again as an opportunity, not a disadvantage, right?

Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic have full plates -- arguably too full, but they're not running scared.

Who can blame Fernando Gonzalez if tennis isn't his lone focus? The devastating earthquake that ravaged his home country of Chile has impacted him deeply.