Freak injury sets Querrey back

Building on the finest season of his career, Sam Querrey's momentum was suddenly halted by a freak injury. But fear not. His future remains bright.

Year-end Championships: Super Bowl or All-Star Game?

The top players in the world are gathering at the tours' year-end championships. But what's really at stake? The pageantry of the events cannot be denied, but the outcomes will do little to alter tennis' pecking order.

Change Over

Martina Hingis was once the young queen of tennis. As she mounts her comeback, will anything less than the throne be good enough?

Hewitt's talents underappreciated but effective

Size doesn't matter -- just ask Lleyton Hewitt. Dwarfed by his 6-foot-4 opponent, Marat Safin, the Aussie's warrior-like tenacity ended the big guy's run in Las Vegas.

More to Bryan Brothers than meets the eye

Sure, Mike and Bob Bryan are blessed with athletic pedigree, deft hands and an extraordinary degree of choreography. But it's more than mere genetics that makes this sibling team the face of doubles on the tour.

An unpredictable odyssey, but Davenport is back

Lindsay Davenport's career took an unpredictable twist. After giving birth to her son Jagger in June, the former No. 1 player has re-emerged on the tennis scene - and is happier than ever.

Granville's career finding a new gear

Laura Granville has persevered through some lean times and now, after upsetting Martina Hingis, finds herself in the fourth round of Wimbledon.

America's dynamic duo of Davis Cup

How do Bob and Mike Bryan make life so much easier for Davis Cup captain Patrick McEnore? Bonnie DeSimone explains.

Corina Morariu happy to be on tour

Corina Morariu once was one of the top doubles players on tour. Now in her 14th season, and following a bout with leukemia, the American is still enjoying every moment on the court.

Corina Morariu, left, and Lindsay Davenport won five doubles titles together, including Wimbledon in 1999

Venus first player named to U.S. Fed Cup roster

U.S. Fed Cup captain Zina Garrison announced Monday that Venus Williams, who missed the Australian Open with a left wrist injury, has committed to play in the first round on April 21-22 at the Delray Beach Stadium & Tennis Center.

Jammin' with the Bryan Brothers at Wimbledon

Tennis wasn't all that was on the minds of Mike and Bob Bryan during Wimbledon. Read how the twins turned their garage into a music studio during the fortnight.

Extreme changeover

Martina Hingis was once the queen of tennis. As she mounts her comeback, will anything less than the throne be good enough?

Blake wins in Sydney on eve of Australian Open

American James Blake capped his Australian Open preparations with his fourth career ATP Tour title, beating Russian Igor Andreev 6-2, 3-6, 7-6 (3) on Saturday in the Sydney International.

Australian Open history

Australian Open history mixed doubles winners