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At 19, Sloane Stephens is the last teenager standing in Melbourne. In the quarters, she'll meet Serena Williams, who at 19 was a Grand Slam champion and is in no mood to be a mentor just yet, writes Kamakshi Tandon.

Sure, Victoria Azarenka only has one Grand Slam title to her credit, but the current No. 1 has proved she belongs among tennis' elite ranks.

Roger Federer and Andy Murray may be approaching the 2013 season from different perspectives, but their intent is the same: to be in position to win every event they enter, writes Kamakshi Tandon.

The first Slam of the season should spawn a significant number of sublime storylines. But not everyone will be in the spotlight.

How closely were you following tennis this year? Test your knowledge of the game with our annual holiday quiz.

Only Juan Martin del Potro stands in the way of Andy Roddick and his farewell speech.

They grew up watching players lift Grand Slam trophies at their age. But today's young players face a longer wait.

Tommy Haas dreamed of winning a Grand Slam. That'll likely never happen, but he's having a summer to be proud of.

Toronto is hoping that Milos Raonic can channel his inner Andy Murray and win in front of his hometown fans. Can he?

It took two and a half years for Roger Federer to win a Grand Slam, but now that he has, the ripple effects could be quite interesting as it changes the dynamics in the men's Tour, Kamakshi Tandon writes.

Andy Murray is under a heap of criticism these days. And he's loving every minute of it.

After two Grand Slam finals that have pushed the boundaries of the sport, what's in store if Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic clash at Wimbledon?

No one has sniffed Grand Slam titles quite like Andy Murray. Of course, no one has come up quite as empty, either.

Would Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal have played the longest Grand Slam final ever if they had to stick to the 20-second rule between points?

Rafael Nadal certainly is not secretive, but there sure is more to this 10-time Grand Slam champ than meets the eye.

It's kind of scary that Serena Williams is again dominating the tour, yet we all know she's saving her best stuff for Flushing.