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July 5, 2009: Roger Federer defeats Andy Roddick for record 15th Grand Slam....

At Page 2, we know you're funny, so share your gift. We'll find a great photo, and you provide the caption. Roger Federer waves to spectators as he arrives to play a 'The Match for Africa,' a charity match against Rafael Nadal on Tuesday in Zurich, ...

Do you believe this? Roger Federer knocks a can off crew member's head during a Gillette/British Skin Foundation commercial shoot. Post your comments....

Presenting Page 2's adjusted* men's professional tennis rankings for the week of Feb. 7: 1. Andy Roddick 2. That Federer guy 3-499. Everyone else * Adjusted rankings based on weighted tournament results, Grand Slam performances, match statistics...

While the rest of the world -- at least that's the way it seems -- is waiting with baited breath about how the last season of ABC's "Lost" will end, you better believe Daniel Dae Kim is shaking in his cutoffs, waiting to see how the rest of the Austr...

Page 2 presents a look back at the best games of the decade.

In an excerpt from "Strokes of Genius," Jon Wertheim visits the pre-match rituals of Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal before their epic 2008 Wimbledon final.

LZ Granderson has some advice for crying male athletes: You need to study the man-cry master, Denzel Washington.

Any discussion of greatest tennis players begins with Roger Federer and Pete Sampras. But Page 2 argues the case for Jimmy Connors.

Roger Federer is a legend on clay, regardless of whether he ever beats Rafael Nadal at the French Open.

Federer/Nadal teaches how rivalries -- even the ones we only dream on -- might inspire the best in us all.

There's a sharp contrast between Kobe Bryant and Roger Federer, and we saw what it is this weekend.

David Hirshey and Roger Bennett review the weekend's openers and eye Monday's matches.

As Roger Federer continues his quest to supplant Pete Sampras, LZ Granderson writes how tragic deaths fueled both players to new heights.

Scoop Jackson was there to witness Roger Federer's dominant run in Flushing, and he left in awe of tennis' all-time best.

How great is Roger Federer? That's still up for debate, now that his nemesis -- Rafael Nadal -- has prevented him from winning the French, again.