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Who hacked the rankings system anyway? After all, we all know Serena Williams is the true world No. 1 player.

You never quite know who's coming or going on the WTA tour these days. But we're here to help.

He's one steely fellow, that Tomas Berdych. And though you might not notice, he's playing with heart and nerve.

Earlier today, we posted a blank cartoon and readers offered their captions. Our favorite was by commenter GQuinn79. Thanks for participating. Check back tomorrow for another cartoon....

Earlier today, we posted a blank cartoon and readers offered their captions. Our favorite was by commenter mdterp1218. Thanks for participating. Check back tomorrow for another cartoon....

Belgian veteran Olivier Rochus rallied from a break down in the third set to beat Benoit Paire 6-3, 6-7 (5), 7-6 (4) Thursday, ending the French qualifier's giant-killing run at the Heineken Open.

Hurricane Irene is already leaving its mark on the sports world even before coming ashore.

Federer. Nadal. Djokovic. How do these nice guys maintain such a spirited rivalry?

Sure, a sweet little goody bag (SLK Roadster) added a little motivation, but Juan Carlos Ferrero's win in Stuttgart was a testament to his game and perseverance.

Electronics giant Sony has completed the purchase of Hawk-Eye, the British-based company that provides ball-tracking technology in tennis and cricket.

You may be unfamiliar with unorthodox Oz quarterfinalist Alexandr Dolgopolov, but be prepared to stay on your toes.

Roger Federer is among those pining for a longer offseason. So we have a solution: Exterminate the lifeless European indoor events.

Welcome to an era of Big Boy tennis. We can thank this burgeoning crop of behemoths for the inevitable demise of Roger Federer.

A bum wrist, bad back and gimpy knee: Jo Wilfried Tsonga is bent, but he's shown no signs of breaking thus far at the Australian Open.

With gentle giants and stay-at-home dogs, we give you everything you need to know about Day 1 Down Under.

A U.S. Open finals conquest of Roger Federer was a stirring personal victory for Juan Martin Del Potro, but the win may have been equally significant to Argentina and, indeed, all of Latin America.