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See that photo of an exultant Rafael Nadal? If he's that good on hard courts, what's to stop him on clay?

Coming off his third consecutive Australian Open title, Novak Djokovic is brimming with confidence -- but recent history says that, going forward, confidence might not make a bit of difference, writes Greg Garber.

Yes, it's true. Andy Murray is a Grand Slam champion. And he did it in grand style.

The big guys each have one huge win in 2012. So it all comes down to this at the U.S. Open.

The tennis season is grueling enough, but add in the Olympics and it's utter chaos. What does this mean for the U.S. Open?

In a fortnight's time, we'll know if Roger Federer has one more Grand Slam in him.

Brian Baker's wildly improbable run came to an end, but the fun is just beginning.

Admit it, no matter how many times Novak Djokovic wins, we still doubt him on occasion. Enough already.

Novak Djokovic did not make it easy on himself versus Juan Monaco. Did he compromise his chances in the Key Biscayne final?

Novak Djokovic has a way of stepping up his game when he needs to. No wonder he's the top player in the world.

Playing the U.S. Open's men's final on a Monday will soon become a permanent arrangement, according to the USTA.

Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray booked their passage to the Australian Open semis. That means the big four will fight it out until the bitter end -- again.

Novak Djokovic's sustained excellence came at a price, but nonetheless, he not only ran away with the 2011 MVP honors, but gave his cohorts a lot to think about.

The last time Roger Federer won any title, Novak Djokovic was still a mere mortal. How things have changed.

Andy Roddick had hoped to reawaken his mojo of past success. Rafael Nadal had his own agenda.

Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray breezed into the quarterfinals, and boy, did they need that.