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It feels odd, we admit, but the power-hitting, hard-court stalwart known as Serena Williams just might be the one who flourishes in France.

Put a little dirt on a tennis court and Rafael Nadal is an entirely different cat -- as he is proving for the umpteenth consecutive year.

A broken body. Six years out of the game. Who cares? Brian Baker is a healed man who will have a shot at redemption in Paris.

He doesn't have the fame and notoriety of countryman Juan Martin del Potro, but Juan Monaco was also born in Tandil, Argentina, and resides in the ATP World Tour's top 20. And with a ranking of No. 16 (just two spots behind his career best), Monaco c...

Few saw the rise of John Isner coming -- except John Isner, that is. And, really, that's the only thing that matters.

Admit it, no matter how many times Novak Djokovic wins, we still doubt him on occasion. Enough already.

Maria Sharapova hit the ball deeper, harder and flatter. And that didn't bother Agnieszka Radwanska one little bit.

Novak Djokovic did not make it easy on himself versus Juan Monaco. Did he compromise his chances in the Key Biscayne final?

Rafael Nadal has talked openly about his deteriorating physical condition. And now we know, it's worse than we thought.

Novak Djokovic has a way of stepping up his game when he needs to. No wonder he's the top player in the world.

There's nothing more to really say. Mardy Fish's loss was the most recent reminder that U.S. tennis needs some help.

There are a handful of players who need a title, but none more so than Maria Sharapova.

At some point, Victoria Azarenka's streak had to end. And Marion Bartoli was more than happy to help out.

It could have been a messy affair on center court. But Andy Murray finally had the stomach to survive Janko Tipsarevic in Key Biscayne.

Venus Williams played inspired tennis this week, but against Agnieszka Radwanska, it all came crashing down.

It was good while it lasted. But the U.S.' senior citizens (not you, Venus) bit the dust.