NEW YORK - AUGUST 31: James Blake of the United States lines up a shot against Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo of Spain during day...

Serves and volleys with James Blake

James Blake opens up to Page 2 about music, football, baseball … oh yeah, and tennis.

TMQ's annual Bad Predictions Review

Most sports prognosticators were dead wrong about the 2008 NFL season, as detailed in TMQ's annual Bad Predictions Review.

TAMPA, FL - JANUARY 31: Tennis player James Blake poses at the Rock And Soul Super Saturday Night party presented by the Hard Rock Hotel...

NEW YORK - AUGUST 22: Tennis player James Blake attends the Player Party presented by Heineken at the Empire Hotel on August 22, 2008 in...

Memo to James Blake: Gonzalez did the right thing

James Blake was upset at Fernando Gonzalez for not admitting the umpire missed a crucial call. But what was Gonzalez supposed to do?

100 players you love to hate

After an overwhelming response, Jonah Keri delivers the 100 players that fans love to hate.

Interracial relationships remain taboo to some

If you think uproars and threats over interracial couples are things of the past, think again, writes Page 2's Todd Boyd.

Seen and heard backstage at the ESPYS

We sent Page 2' Sam Alipour backstage at the ESPYS to find out what really goes on when athletes meet celebs.

Charging the net with James Blake

What makes the No. 2-ranked American men's tennis player tick? Page 2's Sam Alipour caught up with James Blake to find out.

James Blake's new book tells of how he persevered through physical problems and the death of his...

My Ahni! Moment

For Valentine's Day, Scoop Jackson went one-on-one with a prime candidate for the perfect girlfriend -- unless you're a Cowboys fan.

Blake ... or fake?

Being a famous "athlete" isn't all it's cracked up to be, writes LZ Granderson.

Masterpiece theater at the Open

Federer proved his dominance, Maria and Roddick made their marks, but this U.S. Open will go down as a final tribute to Andre Agassi.

Federer as dominant as MJ

Roger Federer has reached the point where he's the Michael Jordan of tennis -- how demoralizing can that be for his fellow players?