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Serena Williams is the female player of the season. But that doesn't mean it'll be a walkover for the world No. 3 at the year-end championships in Istanbul, Ravi Ubha writes.

Pete Sampras heard about what he couldn't do for so long that he started to believe it. Then 10 years ago, he strolled into the U.S. Open one last time -- and remembered who he was.

One thing is certain: The one-size-fits-all ATP rankings aren't sufficient to handicap players ahead of the French. So we're here to fix that.

The Williams sisters might be the odds-on favorites to muscle their way to another Wimbledon title, but they'll face plenty of thorny foes. We handicap the women's contenders.

Rafael Nadal is the clear-cut favorite on the men's side to win the French Open. As for the women, a handful of players can win on the red clay at Roland Garros. Bonnie DeSimone handicaps the women's field.

The men's draw at the U.S. Open is tough to handicap. Very tough.