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Justine Henin-Hardenne is the best clay-court player in the world and proved it by winning her second straight French Open title. Mary Joe Fernandez explains that when it mattered most, Henin-Hardenne was at her best.

While she did not expect Nicole Vaidisova to advance this far at the French Open, Mary Joe Fernandez has been impressed with just how much the 17-year-old has matured since last year.

Amelie Mauresmo won her first Grand Slam at the Australian Open, but will that be enough to take the pressure off to win in her home country at the French Open? Mary Joe Fernandez examines the field.

Amelie Mauresmo currently holds the world No. 1 ranking. However, as Mary Joe Fernandez writes, the race for the top spot is wide open.

Mary Joe Fernandez writes how illness and injuries have not slowed down the career of Justine Henin-Hardenne.

Lindsay Davenport and Kim Clijsters are the top seeds at the Australian Open, but Mary Joe Fernandez writes there are several other players who will contend.

Lindsay Davenport should do a better job of handling Alicia Molik's weapons than Venus Williams.

When Venus Williams looks back she'll likely remember her own errors the most.

Venus Williams is taking her game up a notch and should reach the semifinals.

Serena Williams will need to elevate her game to defeat Russia's Maria Sharapova.

Mary Joe Fernandez checks in from Melbourne, Australia, to discuss what's up Down Under.

Mary Joe Fernandez checks in from Melbourne, Australia, to discuss what's up with the Williams sisters.

Venus has it easy while Serena faces the defending champ Jennifer Capriati.

In Charleston, Jennifer Capriati lost to Patty Schnyder, who will be her fourth-round opponent.

In the top half of the draw expect Jennifer Capriati or Serena Williams to get through. In the bottom half of the draw, Lindsay Davenport and Venus Williams.

It's a great story for Jennifer Capriati to be in her first Grand Slam final after being on the tour for 11 years. She's playing her best tennis ever.