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It was a different Albert Costa who finally won that elusive Grand Slam title. He's more relaxed. It seems to have worked.

Serena finally beat older sister Venus when it mattered, in only the third Grand Slam final ever contested by sisters.

Although the Williams sisters say their all-sib final is just another match, they keep on making history.

Juan Carlos Ferrero had a strange week on his way to defeating the Great Andre Agassi to reach the semifinals.

First she's not on center court. She can't be No. 1 no matter what. And now Jennifer Capriati will likely have to beat both sisters to defend her title.

Venus Williams says she becomes a more serious, anti-social person the second week of a Grand Slam.

After Andre Agassi nearly allowed a young Frenchman to oust him, the old lion came roaring back just in time.

Guillermo Canas beat the No. 1 seed, and the Argentine women continued to shine at the French Open.

From their outrageous garb to their over-the-top gab, the Williams sisters are stealing the spotlight.

An amazing number of Argentines are still in the draw. Following in the footsteps of Guillermo Vilas, they hope to do credit to their country.

James Blake still has his ups and downs, but he's beginning to resemble a top ten player.

Who can forget those long, lonely days at the end of 1999 when Vincent Spadea lost 22 straight matches -- setting a record.

Pete Sampras and Michael Chang are already gone and Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario is forgotten, but Monica Seles soldiers on.

Richard Gasquet is the best thing Europe's seen since Boris Becker.