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In one of the season's more remarkable bounce-backs, Sam Querrey capered through the draw at Queen's Club to win his first-ever grass-court championship. The traditional Wimbledon tuneup was the American's first event since he nose-dived in the first round of the French Open.

ATP executive chairman and president Adam Helfant discusses the game's controversial topics, including Wayne Odesnik's detrimental conduct, sponsorship and Davis Cup format.

The French Open can be a veritable Who's Who of tennis. So who are these three jesters alongside King Rafa in the semifinals?

Don't expect for one moment that Samantha Stosur, the game's anti-diva, will crack versus Serena Williams at the French Open.

Sure, Roger Federer owns an unblemished 12-0 record against Robin Soderling. But at some point the shutout will end -- right?

RG stands for Roland Garros. But it also stands for Robby Ginepri, the last American man standing in the French Open draw.

As Martina Navratilova undergoes treatments for cancer, she's found a confidant who can share in her heartaches -- but also offer inspiration.

Maria Sharapova and Justine Henin both have comeback tales to tell. But one of their French Open dreams will end Saturday.

Justine Henin's affinity for the French Open is no secret. But this year her love affair returns to the court.

What do you get when combining the feats of Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras? For Roger Federer, 14 majors, a career Grand Slam and a dream fulfilled.

Elite athletic pedigree and extraordinary talent aside, Dinara Safina and Svetlana Kuznetsova also share a dubious history of collapsing in Grand Slam finals.

Dominika Cibulvoka and Samantha Stosur have massive opportunities to dispose of their heavily favored opponents in Thursday's French Open semifinals.

Dinara Safina has spent an athletic lifetime escaping the shadows cast by others, and never as quickly as her critics demand. As Safina says herself: "Doesn't matter, fast or slow," because she's playing like a No. 1 now.

The door is wide open for the venerable Roger Federer to capture the French Open title he has longed for. But will he embrace the challenge or cook under the pressure?

If anyone had the gumption to stand in Rafael Nadal's face and mentally challenge him, it was the contentious Robin Soderling. And that's exactly what the Swede did.

We're not sure how much further American Andy Roddick will travel at the French Open, but you can count on this: He's ready for the challenge.